Hello

I am Cj Martinez 19 I like memes, music, and art.

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Laid to rest by lamb of god, Riff

Tab courtesy of: Songsterr

Link: https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/lamb-of-god-laid-to-rest-tab-s12062t0

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Gematria (the killing name) by slipknot

My own arrangement.

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I have this reccurring nightmare where I’m at school with my friends, but then the principal says on the intercom that the school is under lockdown because there’s a killer among us, so we go and hide in the bathrooms. But every damn time, my friend starts screeching and yelling, “WE’RE OVER HERE!” And it always ends with us being chased while my friend starts laughing.

[thecreepyhours]

10:54PM

ₜₕₐₜₛ ₐ 𝓰ₒₒ𝒹 ᵦₒᵧ…

[kirschade]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM VENOM AND SPIDEY GO OUT THERE AND GET LOTS OF CHOCOLATE 🍫🍫🍫

bonus:

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Pendulous Thoughts

The air becomes shortened

Atmosphere has dampened.

The light shining bright, fades.

Upon a blackened gaze.

One, becomes unimportant.

Life is insignificant,

Amongst your omnipotence.

Mold covers all of the walls

Rotting like flesh, but crawls

Up their authentic essence

Devouring their presence.

The bugs and the worms feast

Upon the rot, deceased.

The rope breaks, carcass falls.

The floor creaks, insects crawl.

Rigor-mortis, the swan song.

Left and abandoned

The body left to rot

No alarm sounded

Just pendulous thoughts.

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

It's fucking cold in Wyoming.

[helperhoopoe]

stop insulting yourself. it doesn’t help.

[rottentrauma]

But what if it’s true

[helperhoopoe]

it still doesn’t help. you can call yourself as many names as you want, but it won’t make you a better, happier, healthier or kinder person.

punishment doesn’t work. only positive reinforcement does. be kind to yourself and get better.

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Needed this today. Thank you.

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Bleh

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

Magnum Opus

Blistering dissonance

Amongst their ignorance

Concepts over the facts

Control over the pack

Wolves hunting through the fog

Feasting on selfish hogs

Above, the pack will rise

Cloud over untouched eyes

Vacancy of our minds

Unimpressed by the times

Knowledge within our grasp

Clutched by our shaking hands

Dropped through the void

There is no noise

Just the static

From our panic.

Make our voice heard

So the black birds

Won't peck at us

Magnum Opus

[deprivednecromancer-blog]

I felt good yesterday. So heres my face.

[gentle-reminder]

gentle reminder

you are wanted, you are loved; please try your best to remember that

[buttofgrayson]

[hoodbnha]

[friendly-animals]

(Source)

[100witches]

21- Strega Nona

21- Strega Nona (1975)

Taking a mental health break from hyper-analysis to offer this pasta witch.

Strega Nona is the titular character behind the children’s book of the same name written by Tomie dePaola. The story is about an old witch who is renowned in her village for her remedies and matchmaking abilities. She hires a young helper named Big Anthony to assist her in her work as she is getting too old to work alone. One day, Strega Nona is cooking a magic pasta. Big Anthony doesn’t pay close enough attention, however, and while he sees Strega Nona singing a magic spell to produce the pasta, he misses the necessary spellcraft required to stop the production. The result is that macaroni noodles flood the entire town as the spell gets carried away. Strega Nona gives Anthony a fork saying “the punishment must fit the crime,” and makes him eat all of the pasta. The two characters, Strega Nona and Big Anthony, have appeared in nearly a dozen additional books by dePaola, however the first is the most well known, winning several awards for children’s picture books.

The moral of the story? Pay Attention. I love any time a witch, especially an older one, is shown in a positive light in a children’s tale. Even in a children’s book, the story conveys the wisdom and magic associated with witches, and goes so far as making Strega Nona a moral compass. She’s happy, kind, and well respected around town, the latter aspect greatly differentiating her from other witches in this series. While her personality is the inverse of the traditional witch, her physical appearance, as that of an old, frumpy, squat, and big nosed woman does fit the standard image. She’s shown with a cauldron (pasta pot) and various animal familiars surrounding her. Similar to the Witch from Room on a Broom (#75), La Befana (#68), and even Eglantine Price (#97), Strega Nona joins the ranks of positive witches geared towards and beloved by children.

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