Kimmy

[Robert]

Egotistical ****, needs to learn my place.
The most beautiful Girl...slapped her in the face.
The benevolent Goddess turned the other cheek,
This malevolent devil broke Her, leaving Her meek,
There is no reason, not an excuse to be so corrosive.
Unacceptable, short fused, so explosive,
She thought She was safe, who touches a goddess?
The demon crept up unassuming and modest,
She let me so close, armed from head to the floor,
Again and again, Her heart hurt left torn from Her core,
Never physical leaving no visible sores,
Single assaults snowballing into scores.
Destroying Her insides, with disregard and lies.
Over and over, how many times will She rise?
Can the devil relent? With the Goddess on Her last leg?
Am i really pure when i cry and i beg?

To my Goddess, i'd carry You to heaven on my back between my wings,
i'd live for You die for You, be considered just one of Your things.
Exorcise this devil, and i'd be Your faithful fervent servant.
W/we'd recreate the world, i'd be Your slave and Your guard.
W/we'd take the devil and leave him noosed in the yard.
W/we'd throw stones at his corpse, an ugly reminder,
my humility and remorse would be my binder.
Tied by my ankle i'd be happy as could be,
Exorcized by Your light, the truth W/we will both see.
i see You as my future, my Mistress, and my wife.
You're my Goddess, whom i trust, love, and serve, my unobtainable Love, i'm fighting to deserve.

 

[Aran]

wat

 

[Ahuaeyjnkxs]

it's a poem to Kimmy you fool

*pun intended*

Tied by my ankle i'd be happy as could be

The Hanged Man tarot card conjures up an immediate emotional reaction as the image is morbid on the surface level, depicting a man hung up by his feet, his hands seemingly tied behind his back, an unnatural position suggesting what could be interpreted as torture or abuse. However, a careful reading reveals that the Hanged Man has chosen to restrain himself in such a way, his face peaceful and absent of pain or suffering, suspended between the heavens and the earth while tapping into the energy of both. He is in a state of inactivity, meditating and reflecting upon past actions and thoughts, not planning or creating, but refining and observing the world he has come to understand through past experiences.

The Hanged Man represents the slow, still flowing waters of the inner psyche, calmed by the need to stop and collect all the old aspects of ourselves, and by doing so, gaining a sense of peace, clarity, and understanding of who we are and where we want to go. Before we can take the initiative of the Chariot tarot card, we must enter the motionless stage of emotional and spiritual organization that is characteristic of the Hanged Man.

Vulnerable and exposed, defenceless and open, the Hanged Man has surrendered himself physically in order to unleash his spirit as it wanders temporarily directionless on a venture for the ultimate truth to himself, why he exists, where he wants to travel to in the near future, and what actions he should take to arrive at that destination. The limbs responsible for movement and use, referring to the legs for walking and running, and the hands for holding various objects such as tools and other devices, are contained and deprived of action and mobility, not paralyzed but passively resigned to rest, allowing the soul to speak while the body listens. The Hanged Man thus symbolizes the moments in our lives when we need to take a step back in order to see the entire picture clearly, and in full-view, allowing ourselves the gift of serenity by the means of surrender.

Interesting isn't it ?

You're my Goddess, whom i trust, love, and serve, my unobtainable Love, i'm fighting to deserve.

I am Isis, mistress of the whole land:

I was instructed by Hermes, and with Hermes I invented the writings of the nations, in order that not all should write with the same letters.

I gave mankind their laws, and ordained what no one can alter.

I am the eldest daughter of Kronos.

I am the wife and sister of the King Osiris.

I am she who rises in the dog star.

I am she who is called the goddess of women.

I am she who separated the heaven from the earth.

I have pointed out their paths to the stars.

I have invented seamanship.

I have brought together men and women.

I have ordained that the elders shall be beloved by the children.

With my brother Osiris I made an end of cannibalism.

I have instructed mankind in the mysteries.

I have taught reverence of the divine statues.

I have established the temple precincts.

I have overthrown the dominion of the tyrants.

I have caused men to love women.

I have made justice more powerful than silver and gold.

I have caused truth to be considered beautiful.

I think I really missed a part...

 

[Falon of Eldor]

I wish I had someone who wrote something like that to me...about me, for me...

 

[Robert]

Its pretty interesting how your interpretation worked out. But it's a bit more personal than that.
Incredibly accurate, in a completely different way.


i call Her my goddess to say that She's so much more. It's me acknowledging that there is nothing or no one better. It puts Her on the pedestal that She belongs on.