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\nDionysus…………………………………Page4-5  \nCelestial Hopes…………………………Page5  \nRevenge ………………………………………Page5  \nDaughter of Spring……………Page5-6  \nLa Tempete…………………………………Page6  \nCreation…………………………………………Page6  \nDeath and Morbidity  \nPoe……………………………………………………Page7  \nUndertaker…………………………………Page7-8  \nA Home Destroyed………………Page8-9  \nTake Your Golden Coin…………Page9  \nGarden of Eden……………………………Page9  \n13th of November………………Page9-10  \nBrain Terrors……………………………Page10  \nAmitriptyline Beauty………Page10-11  \nRomantic Pain  \nAbigail…………………………………………Page12  \nGiselle……………………………………Page12-13  \nDreamland…………………………………Page13  \nEvermore………………………………Page13-14  \nConey Queen………………………Page14-15  \n# Reality of Life\n\nForgotten Word.………Page 15-16Sixteen………………………Page 16Dear Daughter……  …Page 16-18Evolution.……………Page 18-23Coke Bottle…………Page 23-24Ana…  ………………Page 24-25  \nThe power of prayer depends solelyon our devotion to delusion  \nFear  \nIn Jesus'name we pray to save usfrom damnation.  \nIn Zeus'name we pray to save usfrom the wrath of the underworld.In Mother Earth's name we pray tosalvage and save our karma.  \nIn our names we pray to the sky toprotect us from the unknown  \n8  \nDemeter  \nSweet mother of prosperity andspring,with your tumultuous  \nemotions,we ask for sunshine beforethe cold white pearls of yourloneliness  \n8  \nPersephone  \nI blossom in the springHeaven is just a step awayWorship your springtime goddess  \nWhile you stillhave the chance  \nDance with me in the flowersFor they will soon be goneAnd following my memoryInto the black world beneath us  \nSing my name to get your sunshineAnd you'lleat like kings and queensWhile I breathe in warm air  \nIn the land of gods and goddessesNo fear of the demons down belowBut when you feel the first coolbreezes  \nOf the impending white hellI must leave you coldAnd return to him  \nTo live with the shells of souls longgone  \nDreaming of the golden palace  \nThat awaits the May queen when shereturns  \n粥  \n# Dionysus\n\nWe shall dance through greensoftness  \nShine under the silver specks of thesky.Wrap our heads in sacred crowns  \nWatch us drown happily in yourheavenly wine  \n8  \n# Celestial Hopes\n\nOh sweet Aphrodite,rid me of myimpure stains.  \nDig deep into my cage.  \nPull out the soft cushions and let myporcelain bones sing in solitude.I shall revel in your ethereal tranceDrifting off into the shivering realmof Hades.  \n8  \n# Revenge\n\nI called on my destructive powers toput his life my suffering jar.Hurricane hands soon becamedelicate breezes,preserving mykarmic soul.Praise the name ofbeautiful Sophrosyne,keeper of purehearts.  \n8  \n# Daughter of Spring\n\nQueen of the dead,it is time for youto rise and bring new life  \nHow strange a contradiction is yourduty to this world.  \n8  \n# La Tempete\n\nWe weep for those lost and curse thetempestuous sea  \nWatching fairies dance in the humidsky  \nMagic floats in the air and we seethings not of this world.  \nKings draw the swords of theirminds and illusion before the warbreaks out.Oh Miranda,can you notcalm your raging father of hisobsessions?  \n# Creation\n\nNewly born woman given too muchtemptation  \nWith one slight peak she unleashed aworld of creatures  \nUnknown even to the palace in thesky  \nDeath is but an inevitable truth,glorified by those who crave it,andcondemned by those who fear it.  \n8  \nPoe  \nLay me in my sepulcherDrown it in the seaI am no Annabel Lee  \nBut still I know you loved me  \nSwim 'til the sun rises on the wavesThen sleep in the decayinglighthouse  \nDream a dream of meI am no Annabel Lee  \nBut still I know you loved meFor angels sing togetherIn life and in sweet deathYour heart it breaksAs you know nowThere is no one leftTo bury you next to meNext to my sepulcher in the sea  \n# Undertaker\n\nOne day my soul will bleed out frommy shattered ribs and my love willslice into pieces as it escapes mychest.  \nMy head will hang 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