replying on Love Under Will by Tyriana
7 Feb 2003, 9:40 AM
My apologies. I was just skimming anyway.
replying on Love Under Will by Tyriana
7 Feb 2003, 6:28 AM
Do you LOL at me, good sir?
replying on Love Under Will by Tyriana
6 Feb 2003, 10:27 AM
The `Love under Will`statement comes from Aleister Crowley`s Book of the Law. The Kundalini is Yogic, as was perceptively noticed. The second stanza comes from the writings of John Dee and the rest was derived from the Munich Handbook, a 15th century necromancer`s manual. Glad you liked it, though. It`s just love that`s been unrequited and how the other person doesn`t bend under the writer-magician`s will. Just using the magic as a metaphor.
replying on Love Under Will by Tyriana
5 Feb 2003, 1:39 PM
Yeah, I couldn't salvage it in the end, so I chopped the thing out altogether. Better to stick with the older arts anyway, I think.
Granted, it's a little obscure. I myself like the idea of using inter-human love as a metaphor for religious devotion. The Aztec faith isn't exactly common anymore, so I do understand the fact that it's not that easy to make the connection. As for tabasco, I only responded rudely to a rude and uninformed comment.
on The Power of Green by Tascobar
16 Oct 2002, 6:44 AM
wow, a druggy-poem. not that that's ever been done, and a lot better.
on Life's Great Irony by Tascobar
16 Oct 2002, 6:43 AM
i see no irony. grab the dictionary you are using to prop up the short leg of the couch and look up the words you use.
on Daniela by little_angel_maria
15 Oct 2002, 2:05 PM
Tascobar is right. it just needs to be expressed better.
on Love by little_angel_maria
15 Oct 2002, 2:04 PM
Typical. Sort of like Sleeping Beauty, waiting to be rescued. Find a better prince.
on why? by little_angel_maria
15 Oct 2002, 2:02 PM
I agree you should get help. Mostly in your writing though. Tell it to some therapist, darling. They can be paid to care.
on America by little_angel_maria
15 Oct 2002, 1:59 PM
cliched. childish. stupid beyond belief.