Prelude to Absolution
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Prelude to Absolution
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In the beginning, of all beginnings,
Was void of voids, the nameless.
And the nameless was the one
Without body, without form
This is the one, the beginning in whom all find
Power to exist
From the living, comes the formless
The undivided, from the at of this formlessness
Comes the existence each according to its inner body
Embraces, Cherishes, Shit...
Cherish Embrace, Shit...
Love to work together as one
Blending and manifesting there
Watching who obeys, nature returns through form
Formless
tot he living, and meets the living
Joins the unbegun, beginning
The joining in the sameness, the sameness is void
In the void, is
Infinite!
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