The Power in the Prophecy

by Ritesh Nimmagadda
18th June 2013

Here is a prophecy, I have written for my book-

The end of the traitorous one shall come

For the Guardian blood, is its sum

In hand, with Ragnarok's Blade

Shall it with him, cross into Death's glade

Endless slumber awaits both, marked upon by the ancient one's oath

Is this a good Prophecy?, please give feedback

Lots of us have read book with prophecies, so how much importance do you think they hold? What do you think a good prophecy should have and comprise of?

Replies

I would remove 'one' from either the first sentence or the last-the last is longer so it could go there, though personally I feel

'the end for the traitor has come

....

marked by the ancient one's oath'

sounds better, I think. hope that helps, though its not an answer to your question.

I think a good prophecy should sound both terrifying and mystical-with more than one way to interpret it.

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