writing Luna Quod Sol Solis Appareo

[Daring Do 195]

=====Transcribed - Doctor Valor, Master Bristle=====

 

----Lux Lucis - Light : For the worship of those of greater virtue----

---Passage One---

Bless upon thee, the Sun's Matron. Bless upon thee, holder of the great light that supplies life to all upon this damned planet. Let it be heard that your generosity knows no bounds, for, despite our sins, you carry upon your back the weight of the world, for the vice and blasphamy is no light deed. Bless upon thee your guidance through day, as you have done for times beyond man, and times before worship. Guide us through the world of sorrows, providing means of sight to see the purity of your embrace. Allow that embrace to warm our souls and continue to bring unity to the world through teachings. Let friendship, your most guided of teachings, be understood throughout the dark lands, and let your faith spread, and purify all that is black.

---Passage Two---

Bless upon thee, the Moon's Companion. Bless upon thee, blighted by the curse of ignorance of men, for we are not worthy for the beauty of what you control. Let those of the night stare at your cooling flight, for it guides them through darkness, of darkness. Night, a truly evil device of nature, is conquered by your love of our kind, your charity and kindness towards man, to disallow our damnation. Let those who carry out your order follow it with grace, for they care for and kindle your lonesome charge. Let your faith spread as night consumes the last of the world, and let your faith spread to the minds of those who, unknowingly, follow the path of your unrequited love and affection. May it be that you reclaim lost love for your sister, and again compound the intensity of the flame, which is your weight upon our souls.

 

----Crudelitas - Cruelty : For the pain of man to bring upon shoulders----

---Passage One---

Let the world fall to its knees, for the passage of Fate is a deathly one. Let it judge man for their sins, and let it weigh it upon their shoulders the atonement that they had so long ignored. As fate's breath approached my skin, I regretted nothing. If Fate so justly deems otherwise, let it strike me with righteous anger.

---Passage Two---

Silence, I begged, silence. Silence to hush the truths of the earth, for its pain bears the suffering of any demon's heart.

---Passage Three---

Had I been broken by the burden of man, I would not retain belief. Had I distrusted Fate for its divine decision, I would not exist. Had I shunned the sun and the moon, my bones would have chilled with no faith spread upon my icy skin.

---Passage Four---

Allow its belief, and allow its passage. Change no expression to its passing, for any difference shakes the earth. May those who disdain such instruction be shunned by lesser rulers. And may those who judge themselves rulers... be taken down by time.

---Passage Five---

Had Fate allow such knowledge of bliss to flow through the corrupted minds of men, the suffering of the earth would consume all. Let those who dwell on such life fall to hollows greater than any soul's strength, for such fantasy, untouched, yet reached to, can only bring the weight of sorrow.

---Passage Six---

To find myself at my own tears, I can only think upon the great pain that we, man, have inflicted upon ourselves, and how the ripples of our influence cause the sufferings we so despise.

---Passage Seven---

And as the ending of the storm leaves waste to our beliefs, man codemned the speech of such pain, lest it bring upon the downfall of our moral strength. The sun and the moon, gazing their faces upon our heavy hearts, cannot forget, and cannot stay silent; and so the world crumbles with darkness.

 

After my unpleasant discovery that I may have included too much in my post at Sugarcube Corner, I decided to post what I had so far, including the other passages! I might add more later on, if I ever find the opportunity of being sad. Or maybe I just found this in a dusty bible on one of my treasure treks...

Edited February 29, 2012 by Daring Do