Temple of Zeus — The Assembly of the Gods

Roses and Violets

lucius_montague

lucius_montague
#1

In my work I leave the teaching to be balance of the dark and light. "Delight in both what you create and in what you destroy"~Satan

"Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Or so it is said,
For it is not true.

Some roses are white,
with sprinkles of gold,
with thorn-less stems
an ease to behold.

Some Violets are dark,
still as midnight.
Opposed to the rose.
The inversion of light.

The false curtain falls,
perceptions now gone,
now see the truth;
Tis the new dawn.

No longer the norm,
Nor bound 'black and white'.
See blissful grays,
Darkness fused with light."

-Lucius Montague (Corèa Lüksôn)

Discussion

devilsAdvocate Nic
#2

In my work I leave the teaching to be balance of the dark and light. "Delight in both what you create and in what you destroy"~Satan

"Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Or so it is said,
For it is not true.

Some roses are white,
with sprinkles of gold,
with thorn-less stems
an ease to behold.

Some Violets are dark,
still as midnight.
Opposed to the rose.
The inversion of light.

The false curtain falls,
perceptions now gone,
now see the truth;
Tis the new dawn.

No longer the norm,
Nor bound 'black and white'.
See blissful grays,
Darkness fused with light."

-Lucius Montague (Corèa Lüksôn)

#3

Very lovely  <em>"The absence of darkness in a person does not suggest an abundance of light, for to know the light you must have known the darkness."</em>
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In my work I leave the teaching to be balance of the dark and light. "Delight in both what you create and in what you destroy"~Satan

"Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Or so it is said,
For it is not true.

Some roses are white,
with sprinkles of gold,
with thorn-less stems
an ease to behold.

Some Violets are dark,
still as midnight.
Opposed to the rose.
The inversion of light.

The false curtain falls,
perceptions now gone,
now see the truth;
Tis the new dawn.

No longer the norm,
Nor bound 'black and white'.
See blissful grays,
Darkness fused with light."

-Lucius Montague (Corèa Lüksôn)