Saturday, April 23, 2011

for you, baphomet

i long to touch your crowned head, your thorns. you are not a beast to be reckoned with lightly, yet you are there, Baphomet, and either you have sought me out or somehow i have had led you to myself by scent traces. perhaps it was all the scribbling, and perhaps it is the way i posture. nevertheless, here you are and you represent a genuine conundrum. you have rotated everything precisely forty five degrees, and now i am viewing everything, all of it, from the side. i could not see these facets before, and yet i long to have my old perspective restored. what do all these old plans mean now, after all this, these games i have played over the ages, the scores now turned upside down and inverted, like crosses yes, like the hanging man, or worse still, the hanging man restored to standing. we speak separate languages, and that is why i cannot trick you into sitting down at the table for a game of checkers. this is chess, i see, your game, and i am sitting down to play.

2 comments:

Dennis Francis Blewett said...

I find worship in demonology to be quite ridiculous. It's basically saying that a person is willing to play into the oppression of the corrupt for selfish gains, which are only short-sighted because the forces of Good tend to over-ride the darkness of reality in order to generate equilibrium. Every time there is a gain, then there is a loss. Confine your person to move into a box of darkness, hope that your obedience allows you to touch a crown to gain kingship, and you'll soon find your kingdom taken away from you.

There are no victors for those who are so short-sighted. It is not so easy to kitty-corner through life; there are shortcuts, but only if the house of reality that enemies are in allows it.

If anything, the game eventually ends for both parties.

Dr. Indus Malhari said...

isn't there something ice-age and primal still inside of you that wants to appease demons with powerful sacrifices? maybe not, but certainly you can see the allure of it all, otherwise your reply would not have been so eloquent. corrupt and selfish gains, yes, and egotistical as well, the maniacal rewards that dark spirits offer in such abundance, didn't ancestors of ours sacrifice deer hearts for them in the midst of smoky caves, the smell of iron oxides drying on the walls above, or at secret ceremonies and incantations, under stone vaulted ceilings, inland from the Ionian coast, in the court of the Horned god?
Enemies? Who are these enemies you speak of? Surely Baphomet has something for them as well......