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Eaten to Death at Lifes Kangaroo Court
it’s always slow amensalism
head and tail spinning
as a diversion
or easy and tempting
chimerical in its divulging compote of hedonism
courted by terror and mind games flung
to the kangaroo court
siphoned by extremes of obliteration
this demon roams where others dare to dream
nothing commensurate here
lay down and die
inside rattus rattus contains the evil corrosion of
Lytta
Eaten to Death at Lifes Kangaroo Court
it’s always slow amensalism
head and tail spinning
as a diversion
or easy and tempting
chimerical in its divulging compote of hedonism
courted by terror and mind games flung
to the kangaroo court
siphoned by extremes of obliteration
this demon roams where others dare to dream
nothing commensurate here
lay down and die
inside rattus rattus contains the evil corrosion of
Lytta
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misericordia, misericordia, misericordia
mercy,mercy,mercy, fallacious fellatio, on your knee’s to thee highest in heaven
the thunder of the thrush hidden in the scrub
hold on wait ,hear me
child, tender child
little tweet, honest on the snow
golden strands vomit, gurgle
creep
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RHADAMANTHYS, MINOS & AIAKOS were the three judges of the dead, underworld demi-gods of the underworld. They were originally mortal men, sons of the god Zeus, who were granted their position after death as a reward for the establishment of law on earth.
Aiakos was the guardian of the keys of the Haides and the judge of the men of Europe, Rhadamanthys was lord of Elysion and judge of the men of Asia, and Minos was the judge of the final vote. Some say there was a fourth judge Triptolemos who presided over the souls of the Initiates of the Mysteries. The mortal lives of the three netherworld Judges is not detailed here.
The name of Aiakos was appropriately derived from the Greek words aiaktos, aiazô, meaning wailing and lamentation.
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