#LOYALTY MAD FATHER HOW TO#

#LOYALTY MAD FATHER HOW TO#

We know how to give our whole life every day. We pronounce you, method! We shall not forget that yesterday you glorified each one of our ages. Little drunken vigil, holy! if only because of the mask you have bestowed on us. It began with every sort of boorishness, behold it ends with angels of flame and ice. Laughter of children, discretion of slaves, austerity of virgins, loathing of faces and objects here, holy be all of you in memory of this vigil.

It began with a certain disgust - and it ends, - unable instantly to grasp this eternity, - it ends in a riot of perfumes. Morning of Drunkenness by Arthur Rimbaud (.continued)Д®legance, science, violence! They promised to bury in darkness the tree of good and evil, to deport tyrannic respectability so that we might bring hither our very pure love. Tell me true, too urgent for a ghost townДЄ Crypt Inside A Kingdom, A Kingdom Inside A Crypt 'My patience is a medal pinned to your lapel' The tower of troubles becomes the blind lighthouse The moment's release in brilliance the matter O now may we, so worthy of their tortures!, fervently take up that superhuman promise made to our created body and soul: that promise, that madness!ДЄn endless night, with masks on our faces 'Just as there are two sides to every story, there are two sides to every person.

As Hamlet said to Ophelia, God has given you one face, and you make yourself another.' The battle between these two halves of identity.Who we are and who we pretend to be, is unwinnable. This poison will remain in all our veins even when, the fanfare turning, we shall be given back to the old disharmony. Quotes tagged as 'ophelia' Showing 1-26 of 26. Rack of enchantments! Hurrah for the wonderful work and for the marvelous body, for the first time! It began in the midst of children's laughter, with their laughter it will end. to her list once Bran told her that he was responsible for their father's death (assuming. O my good! O my beautiful! Appalling fanfare where I do not falter. The result of the trial helped bolster the survivors' loyalty. 'Did I do, O God, did I as I said I'd do? Good, I did.'

Loyalty mad father