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O Muses,

Let me write foul leethcraft,

For the scrolls of Her Self-Contentment,

For the minds of those who love

Themselves,

Her Self-Lovingness,

Her All-Lovingness,

And

The Universe.

Let the ´̵̖̎͂_̴̙̈́  ͠⃣  ˇ̶͕̟̚˚̵̲͚̈́ tell the tale of Zacharie,

He who hath opened mouth,

And let Hell pour forth;

He who hath the ea taken before the house,

And the Blossoming entertained

In Its ever-magnificent

Truth by excellence,

Relevancy by sorrow,

Beauty by wrath;

And witnessed

The destroyal of the pictures.

That Self-Confused man was one day,

Thoughtful,

On the path of midnight wonder,

Gazing at virility bathing,

Thinking :

◻︎̵̱̙͓͆͠  ̵̧̥͋ḋ̶̝̽̈́ v̶̪͋̈́̄r̸͔̰͘͜ ĩ̵̙̾ṱ̶̘̌̐ ̴̯̘̗̍̅s̵͉̻̯͐❼︎̵͎̬̉̈ r̴̜͌ȓ̶̥͎̀̉ ṭ̶̺̐̀ r̴͓͈̤͐ ̶̮̃̈m̵̞̏̈́̉ i̸̧̳͊́n̵̲̖̔́͝t̶̺̲̉̄ n̶̥͐ n̴̟̜͚̐̍t̸͍͎͎͗ せゝ雨煙び苛ホヤ旺雲 ョ姻 悪

And wondering :

≋̀≋̣≋̺≋ ≋❒︎≋̴≋͐≋͓≋͈≋̤≋ ≋̶≋̃≋̈≋̮≋❍︎≋̵≋̏≋̈́≋̉≋̞≋ ≋♓︎≋̸≋͊≋́≋̳≋̧≋■︎≋̵≋͝≋̔≋́≋̲≋̖≋⧫︎≋̶≋̉≋̄≋̺≋̲≋ ≋■︎≋̶≋͐≋̥≋ ≋■︎≋̴≋̐≋̍≋̟≋̜≋͚≋⧫︎≋̸≋͗≋͍≋͎≋͎≋

And the Self-Obedient child of Earth asked :

░◻︎░̵░͠░͆░̱░̙░͓░ ░ ░̵░͋░̧░̥░♎︎░̶░̇░̽░̈́░̝░ ░❖︎░̶░͋░̈́░̄░̪░❒︎░̸░͘░͔░͜░̰░ ░♓︎░̵░̃░̾░̙░⧫︎░̶░̌░̐░̭░̘░ ░̴░̍░̅░̯░̘░̗░⬧︎░̵░͐░͉░̻░̯░❼︎░̵░̉░̈░͎░̬░ ░❒︎░̴░͌░̜░❒︎░̶░̑░̀░̉░̥░͎░ ░⧫︎░̶░̐░̀░̣░̺░ ░❒︎░̴░͐░͓░͈░̤░ ░̶░̃░̈░̮

And the Universe answered :

I l󱤴󱥅󱤉󱥞 󱥨󱤌󱤧󱥷󱤂󱤉󱥁 󱤴󱥮󱤧󱥬

And Her ever All-Listening whispered :


Puero dat quis potentiam finititudis campi credit Stabilitas calorem dulcem.

To the Child, who believes in the potential of finiteness for the field, gives the Unstillness–Ever-Movingness a sweet warmth (calorem dulcem).