by Meno_ » Wed May 13, 2020 12:25 am
I hear laughter coming from the neighbor from Siria. He knows the one right across, he is from Persia.
The Persian lives by defiance , the law of Sharia.
The Persian's son killed Butterlies daughter. It was Sharian Law, she is assured, she screams with pain and her tears form rivulets to exasperated her hidden slanted eyes.
Can't be. This is America.
It needs comic relief now more then ever in this new purgetorio, into which the silence smothered the voices of the drowned. It's a lithograph like Dore did later.
Can the ages be set in such a parallel where child and age form a friendship where if they were separated, one could pull the other down?
She feared he may drown as they merged, as Hesse portrayed Damion and his mother, prepossessing with a sense of eternity .
No one can separate them, together they were invincible, a law unto themselves.
And then the child. He can only go on with him not as the savior he was to become to serve only to save his own family, but mankind in his little mind not yet occuring.
The Arabs were contentious and proud.
Death meant nothing to them compared with their own self assessment.
They used the boy like a pawn in a chess game, .
And Asa whipped while her husband grinded his teeth
And the little boy, in him said, he is gentle and kind , some higher power....
Ascension into a viral plateau, or a new coming fall into anarchy and hopeless strife.
No, only that, which have preferred in layers of guild, patina and velvet, ageless friends and darkness exposed by open windows terraced by the astounding take that breath will oblige. The future, tomorrow, only if:
This loss be bridled and set to move.