Giving up? Many bold Stags wanna stop, then the Lion got them by the throat;
the deer can't David it no more -- Fuck!? Take my resolve onewinged angel.
Be the Avenger of Faith, the Endanger for the scathed; who lifts up and goads;
don't sink nor swim, but embrace your Darkness and make it your strongpoint load
the motherboards for the drives of Godly Juggernauts crying Hey Jude, no mangle,
nor edge-anglers angle shall take your place in Heaven, be strong and have GoaT
Bitch please, don't lease, what you could own for Good and blow wheezed blue;
devils advokate always cast fire untrue -- don't believe, what worlds curse and sue.
There are no traitors; if the World hates you, he has hated Truth firsts while loving glue.
Make it sink in, You're in it to fuck it better and I win!! Don't give up on sullen rue's;
motley crues and clues, what wildgoose your Worthy Quest into a Fools arron due!
The robbing Barons always ensue, that people believe themselves weaker then thou...
Its not too late, have faith! Take my armor and lets charge through the blackbriars ache;
no butterflies in guts, nor twitched streams in marrow, shall broke your spire Jack Sparrow.
Take wings and fly up above. Release your anxieties and let your demons freemlance;
soon they'll be fighting on your side and devil will plead for a chance but no food nor dance!
You are your own Strength and Virtue -- never forget; You are you own Bow and Arrows;
dare to believe and shoot the Moon -- empty the veil and let go of your Sorrow!!
The Time is now, to be the best side of you and make Your Sun reach its Apogee stage.
Today has been a wicked day, much in unison with the 19th Tarot card The Sun! "On this card, there is a winged child or cherubim. A popular character in Reneissance art, putto in italian. His round shape reminds most Antonia Cicognara's deck (assumed) than those, from Bonifacio Bembo. He stands on a floating blue cloud, and lifts up a Sun, the favourite symbol of Visconti-Sforza family coat of arms. The Sun has the shape of the head of Apollo, The Greco-Roman sun god; while on the scene you could also glimpse the ravine, the child is far from it. He's wearing a necklace for good fortune, Through his legs and around his shoulders there is a scarf bound around his body. With the appearance of the Sun, the twingods hath appeared Diana (Moon)+ Apollo (Sun) combined, symbolising conclusion and harmony. The balance of light and darkness; day and night; motion and rest. (Especially meaningful contrast at Sabbath day)" The Golden Taro" excerps
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