#aeviternity

[god-heart]

another lil thing!

commissions are open!

[bloodied-buttercups]

We think too big, we think our self is one whole thing And we claim that this collection has a name and is a being But deep inside, when every cell divides It sets upon the rule that states self-interest is divine

Cancer, too, lives by this golden rule That you must do unto the others as the others unto you All for the best, cause that’s all the life accepts And so we kill it like a buffalo, with awe and with respect

The story goes, or the way that I was told There was a king that always felt too high, and then he fell too low And so he called all the wise men to the hall And begged them for a gift to end the rises and the falls

But here’s the thing, they came back with a ring It was simple and was plainly unbefitting of a king Engraved in black, it had no front or back But there were words around the band that said Just know: This Too Shall Pass

[teacherkealz]

6.5.17

Write a poem about aeviternity. Aeviternity: "a state between eternity, which is unchanging and outside of time, and temporality, which is subject to change and to death or annihilation."

[quietsnooze]

When your lover is a shapeshifter but you love them in whatever form that take!

[quietsnooze]

Had to take a little sanity break and who better to cheer me up than Liam? <3

[god-heart]

How much can you fit under your skin? How much can you fit under your skin? I wish you were dead babe, I wish you were dead I can fit too, I can fit two...

I can feel you breathing under my skin Yeah, I can feel you breathing under my skin And each breath you take is a brand new begin Each breath you take, brand new beginning

[god-heart]

Farewell, Kabarista! Your requiems been played! You reached up to the moon, Poured stars onto the stage

Farewell, Kabarista! The writing's on the wall Der Letzte beißen die Hunde, It's your final curtain call  Kabarista, farewell!

[bloodied-buttercups]

Aeviternity: The midpoint between time and eternity; the mode of being of the angels, saints, and celestial bodies (which medieval astronomy believed to be unchanging).