Fourth of 50

 The Devil Haven't

A Tongue in your Head

With One's Tongue

Hanging out, One's Cheek,

The Gift of Three Tongues,

Hold & Bite, One's Tongue,

Find a Civil & Keep Clean,

One's Tongue,

Confusion & Lose

Of One's Tongue,

Mother, Tongues are Wagging

~The Tongues

Mixed emotions throughout my being

My love for you,

Like a falcon or a stallion

On the track,

Pouncing down

Send down her love heaven,

Like a Angel falling,

Sweet Pomegranate,

Mouth full of Tanqueray,

Cloy as the gall,

But your embrace,

Alone gave existence,

To my heart,

What I found,

Amun gave me,

For all eternity..

~Love Songs of the New Kingdom, (1550-1080 B.C.E.)

Creator uncreated.

Sole one, unique,

Who traverses eternity,

Remote, with centillions

Under their wings

Your Richness

Is like heavens opulence

~Suti & Hor, First Hymn to the Sun God.

The Truly silent, who keeps apart,

Like a tree grown, in a meadow,

Green, doubles its yield,

Stands in front,

Its fruit is sweet,

Its shade delightful

End comes in the garden

~Amenemope; Instruction of Amenemope, Ch. 4 (1100)

Bone of my Bone,

Blood of my Blood

                                            ~ Old Testament; Genesis 2:23

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Envy is destructive,

By it's Artilary. 

 

                             ~Anonymous: Greek Anthology; X, 111

Heaven shall fall,

Let justice come forth

[Caelum cadet;

Fiat Iustitia]

               ~Anonymous: Latin; Lucius Calpurnius Piso Caesoninus,  (43 B.C.E.)

First Equal

[Primum aequale]

      

                              ~Anonymous: Latin, saying

May it rest lightly,

On you, Earth.

[Sit leviter,

Super te, Terra]

                           

                              ~Anonymous: Latin; Tombstone inscription

Produce the person,

You are..

[Ede hominem

Tu es...]

                             ~Anonymous: Latin

Are sacred

Departed spirits

[Terrebis,

Spirituum]

                            ~Anonymous: Latin; Tombstone inscription

                   

Diverge & Decree     

[Decernite & Decretum]

                            ~Anonymous: Latin; Ancient political, Machiavelli

Sea of infinite

Substances

                           ~ Saint John; De Fide Orthodoxa, Bk 1. Ch.9

To Formulate Justice

Is to Consummate Injustice

[Proferre Iustitiae

Numquid consummare iniustita]

                            ~Anonymous: Latin; Cicero, Bk. 1. sec. 33

There are Six Essentials,

First the spirit,

Second rhythm,

Third thought,

Fourth the scenery,

Fifth the brushes,

Sixth Ink...

                              ~Ching Hao; Notes of Brushwork (925)

I've Extricated Our Souls

                              ~Saint Bernard; Epistle 106 (1091-1153)

One parted from the others,

As the flesh being nailed..

                                ~Poem of the Cid (1200)

Free me from turbulence

                                 ~Henry II, (1133-1189)

Knowledge conformity

Is the intellect of the object..

                                    ~Averroes; Tahafut-ul-Tahafut (1126-1198)

 Armory plays,

 The orators.

 

                           ~Christopher Marlowe, Tamburlaine the Great I, 664 (1564-1593)

 

 

Second Of Thirty

In Signs of Surmount,

Shalt Thou Prevail

                            ~Constantine; Eusebius, Bk. I; Ch. 28 (285-337)

Love knows of scatter, 

Mending neglect is easier.

                                               ~Saint Jerome; Letter 7, (342-420)

 

It is stricken to be ignorant of one's ignorance

                                              ~Saint Jerome; Letter 53, (342-420)

The mirror is the intellect,

And pupils silence,

By the secrets of heart.

                                            ~Saint Jerome; Letter 54, (342-420)

Truth resides in internal beings.

                                           ~Saint Augustine; Of True Religion (390)

Was I adore with love.

                                          ~Saint Augustine; Confession, III, (354-430)

Too late I admired you,

And, Behold, you were within,

And I outside myself,

There searching 

Ancient and New!

                                           ~Saint Augustine; Confession, X, (354-430)

Ladder your vices,

Underfoot them by trample

                                           ~Saint Augustine; Sermons, 58 (354-430)

Quarrels of a doves love,

Flatter the wolfs hate,

                                         ~Saint Augustine; Sermons, 64 (354-430)

Plowing is Finish,

Sown my Seed,

Epoch by time,

To sit & read.

                                       ~T'ao Chien; Reading the book of Hills and Seas, (365-427)

Always, everywhere, and by all,

Believe Imagine

                                            ~Saint Vincent of Lerins; Commonitorium, Ch.2 (450) 

It is said; the faces of angels,

Are the co-heirs,

Of the angels in heaven...

                                          ~Pope Gregory I; Bede, Ecclesiastical, Bk. II, Ch. 1 (540)

Ad astra tendite;

Per certamina

[Strive to the stars;

Through struggles]

                                      ~Anonymous: Latin, Proverbs

[Da bis,

Qui statim dat]

Give twice

Who gives promptly

                                     ~Anonymous: Latin, saying

Ama quem adhuc amabat

Cras at enim quis,

Dilexit Amor.

[Love whom yet loved,

Tomorrow, let who has,

 Loved Love.]

                   ~Anonymous: Latin, Pervigilium Veneris {The Vigil of Venus; (350)} 

                               

                                                

                   

   

    

 

First in Fifteen

 

Reminisce: It is provide, to humanity, for eternity. 

One goes away, and then comes back, things still remain. 

                                                                                                    ~Song of the Harper (2600 B.C.E.) 

 

Be ebullient for your eternal.

                                                                                         ~The Maxims of Ptahhotep  (2400 B.C.E.) 

Instill the love of yourself into all energies,

A reference will be testimonial.

                                                              ~Teachings of Merikare; Parable (2135-2040 B.C.E.)

Inferno in the sea; the vision of Revelation,

Revolution; results of Resolutions.

                                                         ~The Book of Change I Ching; Ch. 49; Ko (1200 B.C.E.)

Gale over water: the vision of psyche and truth,

Instead of intramural malice evils.

                                       ~The Book of Change, I Ching; Ch. 61, Chung Fu (1200 B.C.E.)

In patience possess ones soul.

Son of man comes within a cloud,

With knowledge, of remembrance. 

                                                                                                              ~Luke 21-22 : 19,27 ;19

Blessed is the seed of thy womb,

My spirit & soul doths.

                                                                                                                           ~Luke 1: 42,46

I am Legion, for regiments is enormous. 

                                                                                                                               ~Luke 5; 9

Writing all things in one book,

Is to giving a youth armory.

                                                           ~Clement of Alexandria; The Stromata, Bk 1 (150-215)

It is certain any religion 

Compelling religion is forsaken,

                                                                       ~Tertullian; Ad Scapulam, sec. 2 (160-240)

It is to be trusted,

Because it is absurd.

 

                                                               ~Tertullian; De Carne Christi, sec. 5 (160-240)

What is Ancient Greece,

Have to do with,

Egypt and the Holy Land.

                ~Tertullian; De Praescriptione Haereticorum, Ch. 7, sec. 9 (160-240)

I dispel futility with conceit,

As vanity does. 

                                                                ~Tertullian; Adversus Marcionem  IV; (160-240)

Eternity are filled full of wonders, 

Signs of wise men who learn,

About one thing or another...

                                            ~Plotinus: Enneads 3, Bk. II, treatise iii, sec. 7 (205-270)

A single principle make the universe,

A single living organism, one for all.. 

                                                     ~Plotinus: Enneads 3, Bk. II, treatise iii, sec. 8 (205-270)