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Lord Thanatos

God of Death

Requested by @mortuarymorticia

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Oh Thanatos

Oh Thanatos, the one who guides lost souls.

Oh Thanatos, your peace gently embracing those in need.

Oh Thanatos, you, who is more than a guide to the dead.

You, who's wings are soft as the clouds, and dark as your mother's night.

You, who bears a torch to the path in front.

You, who grants those wings to the dreamers,

As it is only fair, for your brother is sleep.

It is you, who showed me my path.

For it is your call I felt those goosebumps.

Oh, Thanatos, your torch in my heart,

Your dark wings on my back,

Your guiding hand is in mine.

And when we arrive, to where I'm destined to end,

You'll take my hand yet again,

You'll bring me with you, and I'll fly up high,

As you grant me your wings one last time.

found a beautiful scarf with skulls on them forgotten in a closet at home and decided to wear it often in honor of Father Thanatos :3 i definitely think this brought me comfort during the exam i had

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Another gift to Thanatos 🦴

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Thanatos

Thanatos; God of Death, brother of Sleep (Hypnos).

(let me know if I get anything wrong <3)

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As a Thanatos devotee, I normally tend to hate the story of Sisyphus. I however usually see the Greek tales as metaphors for how the Greeks saw elements of the world interact with any other. Finally I decided to put some thought into the tale of Sisyphus, and finally I understood. Sisyphus hid death from the world, and his punishment was the torture of repetition. It’s a metaphor for how valuable death, Thanatos, is for us. Ares freeing Thanatos was a metaphor for how without Death there is no glory or passion in life. Without Death, or change, we are all suffering in stagnant repetition.