Widow From The Desert (Aïcha Kandisha)
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Widow From The Desert (Aïcha Kandisha)
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"Our old tales become real
Every full moon of CHAÂBAN
Men disappears close to waters.
Did they want to see her, during her night?
We'll never see them again.
But only traces of her goat feet "
She's the countess
Of waters and darkness.
Arabian nightmares
Have got black Goddess
She's invoked, by diabolical incantations
For massacre revenge, cruelty and destruction.
She's the countess
Of waters and darkness.
Arabian nightmares
Have got black Goddess
Black goats sacrified
Our widow's glorified
In Bni snassen darkned side
To implore her and djins nation
For making on earth another damnation.
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