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Disturbing,

fantasy filled realities

swirl around as He pulls me deeper.

Deeper into the thickening mists,

upon which is projected

the lies which He feeds me.

And sometimes these mists take the forms that they seem,

and I see them as I’ve seen them or I see you or me.

Let me not be mistaken,

His threats have proven real.

But He says I must follow for I accepted his deal.

So I follow Him down ‘nto the abyss deep below,

dark daggers are digging deep into my soul.

Sick promises of happiness,

propped up by crutches,

they’re filled with unmentionable acts,

a happiness of insanity.

He!

He who is there when there is no one.

He! Who is there when I’m overwhelmed.

Promising bliss after the fall,

encouraging the desperation that will take me there.

He who is called God by those who believe,

He who is called nature by those more like me.

But the nature of thoughts,

the nature of humans,

follows a pattern.

So worship your God, but you’re worshiping me,

worshiping yourselves.

And while you’re worshiping me,

He’s watching me,

waiting for the next valley to come.

So that He can cover me with His blankets,

and play the old “I told you so!”

“How about a proposition...

I’ll bring you up,

if you let me drag you back down”

He says while I writhe on the ground in remorse.

And for me this is only the beginning.

Zed Aliz Zed

A poem.

Zed Aliz Zed.
Zed iz zed all.
Zed all iz that.
Zed all iz zed.
That aliz Zed.
That all iz zed.
Zed all is said.
All is said that.

That Ali Z said.
ZAZ.
AZ.
A.
AZ.
ZAZ.
Said that Ali Z.

Zed alizzed.
Alizzed zed.
All is zed.


Z°

N°

All is said, Zed Aliz Zed.

Hey excuse me can you solve it for me?
What is zed aliz zed is it a god?
Please solve it for me

If your name isn't in the Book of Life, where does God put you?

In Hell.

In the Abyss.

Into the lake of fire Rev. 20:15.

In Hades.

Well welcome to the Oracle Forum community PIX and AaronThomy and thank you for swooping down with your contributions.

Another interesting tangential is the fact that Djed (pronouced Dzed in its anglicised form), is an ancient Egyptian symbol for stability and one of the more ancient and commonly found symbols in Egyptian mythology. It is a pillar-like symbol depicted in hieroglyphics representing stability and normally associated with the creator god Ptah and Osiris, the Egyptian god of the afterlife, the underworld, and the dead. In this context It is commonly understood to represent his spine.



Not entirely dissimilar to the diagram drawn by Packajos000 in an earlier reply-post in the chain, dated 22nd of July 2017, above.

Moving right along into diversifying artistic fields, I have just found a further subject related poem by Evelynn Beard, which is most worthy of your attention:

THE

ZED ALIZ ZED

AWAKENS

INTO

THE UPSIDE DOWN OF THE DOWNSIDE UP THE

NEITHER OF EITHER EITHER OF NEITHER

AWAKENING

INTO

THAT

THAT