paroles de chanson Actus Primus - AWE
T's
at
the
most
crucial
moment
when
answers
to
great
questions
need
not
be
debated,
but
acted.
Should
a
golem
that
discovers
its
own
nature
end
itself
in
despair,
or
re-assume
its
role
in
resignation?
We
now
see,
the
virtuous
ape
attempting
to
adopt
the
role
of
the
Creator.
But
what
good
of
is
God
deprived
of
omnipotence
and
immortality?
How
confident
is
a
supreme
Judge,
looking
through
a
lens
of
myopia?
To
embrace
Chaos
and
feed
out
of
doubt...
The
curse
which
is
placed
upon
humanity,
is
rather
not
the
wrong
at
its
heart,
But
the
prisons
imposed
by
causality,
the
deception
of
autonomy,
The
despair
of
inadequacy.
Incurvatus
in
se.
Woe
to
you,
strayed
sheep!
Still
directionless
in
spite
of
your
consummations.
For
it
is
not
the
ultimate
void
which
is
the
most
monstrous
of
destinies,
but
a
small
light...
That
is
yourself,
surrounded
by
a
universe
of
darkest
malice,
The
fear
of
transfiguration,
a
nescient
creature
tearing
its
own
flesh.
What
is
the
true
essence
of
human
desire,
but
a
hopeless
conflict
with
the
inescapable?
A
consciousness
that
has
so
gracefully
elevated
from
dust
to
spirit,
should
accept
no
reconciliation,
But
voraciously
consume
what
only
deserves
to
be
experienced,
not
fathomed
or
figured.
For
the
young
soul,
fixated
through
illuminating
ordeals
on
Ideals
of
Absoluteness
An
inquisitive
gaze
unmasks
all
mortal
affirmations
as
vulgar
delusion,
dreadful
impartiality.
Am
I
expected
to
ascend
on
rotten
steps?
Curse
to
whom
had
conceived
the
Notion
of
Truth!
The
greatest
deceptor
of
common
man,
an
inviting
light
from
beyond
eternity
For
others
to
seek
for
in
despair.
Still,
despicably
so,
by
swimming
in
the
filth.
"What
we
cannot
speak
of,
we
must
pass
over
in
silence."
A
circle
of
Magi
perched
upon
Gaia's
summit.
Those
in
front,
are
slowly
shrinking
into
nothingness
Below,
drenched
in
blood
their
castrated
limbs
lie.
Others,
walking
madly
with
carved
out
eyes,
Or
laying
still
with
a
stare
of
arid
comfort.
Bent
over
for
Divine
Grace.
"Shall
you
join
us?"
"Through
Awe
I
can
shape
the
reality
of
others,
but
who
will
be
the
agent
of
mine?"
In
the
abode
of
the
humble,
no
hungry
soul
should
abide.
For
small,
timid
striders,
there
is
no
resting
place
but
underneath
the
eternal
sand's
embrace.
And
in-between
humanity,
there
is
nothing
else
certain
but
eternal
strife
Of
the
meekly,
against
the
courageous,
of
the
simple,
against
the
perplexed.
Defiance
and
Retribution.
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