Through The Worlds Of Chaos Concetration
from Ominously Reigning Upon The Intangible by Relics Of Humanity
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Subverted by his God, burnt by wrath of the seven bowls of Apacolypse, Saint Salathiel opens his eyes wide before the oblivion,
He whirls like mental winds and sweeps through the twilights of servile blindness
To meet the inevitable death
In the hearth of perpetual fire.
Tortured by awareness of vanity and myriads of bewilderment, who once was great and sinless, betrayed by the Creator and his brothers now.
He used to reap laurels in rays of glory amidst the heavenly host an epoch ago,
And now he is just a dust puring down to the Kingdom of Mastemah.
He lost his faith in the glow of agony and suffers torments of smouldered ideas and tumbling truth.
Tearing the bloody clouds of hesitation he dared to doubt the Creator.
He saw the lucre and cruelty of his false compassion and feigned mercy.
Obtaining wisdom inflicted ostracism upon him. He is doomed to stray between the worlds of sephiroth to accomplish his Great mission, questioning in the oblivion – Whom will He spare?
Melting through the debris of faded empires
And dripping to the throne of Sovereign who rules upon the ashes of morality.
He whirls like mental winds and sweeps through the twilights of servile blindness
To meet the inevitable death
In the hearth of perpetual fire.
Tortured by awareness of vanity and myriads of bewilderment, who once was great and sinless, betrayed by the Creator and his brothers now.
He used to reap laurels in rays of glory amidst the heavenly host an epoch ago,
And now he is just a dust puring down to the Kingdom of Mastemah.
He lost his faith in the glow of agony and suffers torments of smouldered ideas and tumbling truth.
Tearing the bloody clouds of hesitation he dared to doubt the Creator.
He saw the lucre and cruelty of his false compassion and feigned mercy.
Obtaining wisdom inflicted ostracism upon him. He is doomed to stray between the worlds of sephiroth to accomplish his Great mission, questioning in the oblivion – Whom will He spare?
Melting through the debris of faded empires
And dripping to the throne of Sovereign who rules upon the ashes of morality.
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from Ominously Reigning Upon The Intangible,
released June 12, 2014
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