A the left hand ov god
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This poem invokes serpents and lions and describes a journey from restriction to freedom. It references ancient gods and spells as well as fleshly pleasures. The speaker stands at the left hand of God, having reunited with blood and made a covenant, redefining themselves. They walk alone among falling stars, seeking company on the path to salvation.
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The document contains lyrics from several Christian worship songs that express themes of God's sovereignty and control over all things, His majesty, holiness, and worthiness of praise. The songs declare that God is in control, guides and protects His people, and is deserving of adoration.
English poems to say welcome
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Poetry Without Borders: Musings About Nature Fall 2010
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Dear readers,
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The ability to control one's dreams or for the dreamer to be aware that he or she is dreaming. This process, called lucid dreaming, has some potential risks as well as many fascinating benefits. However, many people are hesitant to try it initially for fear of the potential dangers. This article aims to clarify these concerns by exploring both the risks and benefits of lucid dreaming.
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Feeling Tired After Lucid Dreaming Some people report feeling tired after lucid dreaming. This tiredness is not due to the dreams themselves but often results from not getting enough sleep or using techniques that disrupt sleep patterns. Taking breaks and ensuring adequate sleep can prevent this.
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A the left hand ov god
- 1. AT THE LEFT HAND OV GOD
- 2. O, Serpent and Lion!I invoke Thee!Inside the shrine called life
- 3. By the seven wondersBy myriad mortalsThat goneAnd are to come
- 4. Outside! Outside desert ov restrictionIn act ov rebellion On the sea ov motion
- 5. Stability ov matterBy serenity, strength and beautyBy the mighty chant ov every breath
- 6. In serpentine dance ov blood cellsIn simplicity ov spellsDivine names, meta-gamesI greet Thy presence
- 7. Oh Snake! Thou art God!
- 8. Coiled underneath my throneWith Thee I reuniteWith blood we make this covenantMyself I redefine
- 9. Look in and above: There is more than the flesh Look careful and Thou may see
- 10. The unextinguished flame The nectar ov Thy rage I taste from the cup ov fornication
- 11. And woman by my side And scarlet is her skin She's eager to rise And so eager to please
- 12. Another day Another eternity gone And on the stairway to salvation I walk alone among the falling stars Looking for company Where art Thou? Oh, lacerate ones!
- 13. (GUITAR)
- 17. Arise! my sweetest friend Or be forever fallen We have finally arrived From prison ov this life
- 18. To Kali's womb Down to the earth As angels ov almighty god- Chaos!
- 19. 'Tis our last fall To touch our mother whore The harlot ov the saints That spits on the rotten cross
- 20. Incinerate the icon The symbol ov all loss To stand straight At the left hand ov god
- 21. Samael! be Thou my ally! Join me among the bright hosts Wondering neither way ov light
- 22. Nor darkness Ov which seed Sprouts dispassionately In the summer ov my life
- 23. ELABORADO POR: ERNESTO MONTOYA