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To the Memory of Madonna Adelisa ( Mona Lisa).

Article Abstract by: templar9    

Original Author: Attilio Louis Ferreri, templar9

To   the   Memory  of    Madonna   Adelisa (  Mona  

Lisa ).


  I   know  of   Lyss  the   secret  deep


that   in   Sumeria   first   began,   


as   told  us   by  that   worthy  fellow


of  Templars-in-Hiding   the   Great   Chief,  


Sir  Laurence   Gardner   yes


I   exactly    mean,


  that  secret  yes,   which


in   Sumeria  born  was


even   long   before


the   Scriptures   were   foretold


to  tell    the   World   of 


that   incredible  descendant 


Jesus   


who   of  her   blood  was,


who  in   Bethlehem   


was    yet  to  be  born,   


  and  this  is  simply  that,


of  the    Fleur-de-Lis   she  is


  the  living   icon   or   the  reverse.


It   all   began   with  


sacred,   worthy  and  noble   deeds 


which   of  humanity's  the    soul    and  mind 


  to   God  lifted  on  high.


Inspiration   was  it   later-on  


called   generally  


and    the  Greeks   the  Muses  called 


in  fact  to   inspiration   draw  


from   on   high 


down   to   humankind,   


yes   the  sacred   goddesses


who  like   Lyss


my  mind and  heart 


herein  even   now  inspires.


Oh  Lyss   oh   Lyss,


how  fatefull  is  this   gift 


that    Thou,   the   eternal   woman   dispenses 


to  mortal   minds  and  souls  


that   neverafter   


rest and   peace   find,


   drugged  and  dependent 


on  thy  Grace 


that  never  ceases  them  to   tease.


Perhaps  one  day,  


in   this  debased,  ours,


Era  of   Garbage   and   Manure,   foul   


the   full  long   tale   I  shall   tell


that   such  a  vast  array 


of  bygone   deeds   it   did   inspire  


of  beauty,  TRUST,   truth  and   valour  strong.


Now  retire  I  must  perforce, 


since   Thy   gift  is  


like  an   arrow  that  


my  heart   does   pierce


   with   longings 


and  the  desire of  Thee,


which  unbearably, 


a  mortal  such  as  I


to rest  drive  does,  


 to  restorative  sleep,


and   the  addicted,  addictive 


dreams of  Thee


oh   my   liege   Queen.


Requiem.



Published: September 01, 2008
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