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well, there are some words to say to this pic:
I designed it for a contest which is running on my neofolk board: [link] It's a "death in june" art contest for which you should visualize a Death in June song. Douglas P. will announce the winner himself, and that's of course a big stimulation to create something. I decided to visualize the song: "Torture Garden" These are the lyrics: The will to power The will to war For the world is hell The bleak wind blows The will to power The will to war We are the ruins We are the world's incendiaries In the torture garden The will to power The will to war Rather hell with ourselves Than heaven without Dreams have no limits There is no curb on power The will to war The will to war In the torture garden The will to war The will to war The law of this world The will to strength The world as power The world is power In the torture garden Death where is thy victory? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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February 24, 2006
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Blessed Be,
-MeLL
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++I do not see the gothic culture as a means to rebel. Goth is about love of beauty, and love of living, and love of the darkness that gives beauty and life its value++
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~TheExquisiteCorpse
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++I do not see the gothic culture as a means to rebel. Goth is about love of beauty, and love of living, and love of the darkness that gives beauty and life its value++
[link] - my stock account
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++I do not see the gothic culture as a means to rebel. Goth is about love of beauty, and love of living, and love of the darkness that gives beauty and life its value++
[link] - my stock account
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~TheExquisiteCorpse
incredible
kind respect
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