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Dionysus

by @peter-christian-ness

What if the war machine was a tarnished memory and the void between the pillars Why there is not contentment for the content but and endless series of Roman pillars inside celibate convents. The pillars of the Panthéon are bars in a demented prison fermented with the stench of a rancid batch of torrid dreams. A palace of pain an pleasure, a hotbox of sin for the devil's leisure. Leapt to every level of Dante's hell and up again No knowledge have I aquired, but confusion, a quiet illusion, and I am tired, oh, so witheringly tired. "We are drawn to the concept of escape" Nietzsche said.
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Oct 14, 2014
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