Desperate rectlessness, indulgent failing so worldly rest undergoeth a premature self-inflicted fading. Ever deemed, as a sin and vice, hath such deed been God's dilemma over damnation. On the horns of it, hence cometh the Evil crept as hope hath surrendered to induce the damned hands to action. Namelessly buried then will no longer injure the living. "The wise man will live as long as he ought, not as long as he can. Nature hath arranged one man in to life, but thousands of mans out". May his blood soaf the ground if the path to the fulfillment of his plans will be hampered by adverse fate. Was! Hence his name will live on branded with infamy. "O Lord, that soul is unworthy of the eternal rest!" "Amen!" O mortals, do listen to the Philosopher of the Cave: may ignominious burial be given to the fool flying from fate by taking his own life out not of misfortune but of a slothful and cowardly soul. Be the highest rank bestowed to the martyr fallen on the battlefield, instead as he fought for no army but himself. Self-aware annihilation, deliberate mutilation: fair crimes to claim a right ertorted from the Father being not, in truth, its holder. |
