what say of art -comments- that just society break toward identinty and self(ish) life, a women power represented is primal
Love?
By apocalyptic rage of
Kali
Monster goddess Blue and Black⁉️
.
Such a fascination by unflinching cruelty through four letters power fixation,
-Love-force of Read and White
ain’t this kind.
.
(Movie by me is not to be attended)
"Let the dead bury their own dead" Luke 9:60
Out we blead…hijacked by offensive speach,
all words liberated for
Season hunt spree
by canceling objective meaning,
meaning objectives,
hubristicly clubbing heuristics,
words deprived of substance left to blead facing ground,
Hounds alarmed
that’s why we shout, bark, bite
-not able of hearing what’s listened!-
Words killing words
breath out!
Contradictions cancel all individual
truths
Out.
.
LONG LIVE GOD!
Here must be a differece in each right-wrong stand, where one “is” and other “ends/begins”. We are not all the same and In name of seeking the Truth, (I don’t claim) I can’t lose my self. Even if you think of me-to thee
An offence
I decline to live monster dead!
.
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