The Naked & The Dance-Opera Ix

The fresh humidity of the green moss wets my skin, My body laying down, as it suits to who adores a god, Over the sacred stones of the cromlec’h. Our bodies clinging each other, The incense smoke dances with the candles flames Attracting the celebrants astral energies. The choral worshipping of the Black Goddess raises from our minds, The sacred wine shall fill the cup which turned was in the goatish horn, The fertile lips shall kiss the rod which life and shape took from the Walnut. The naked feet shall caress sheela na gog, The naked bodies moistened by wood’s breath, The naked minds dancing in the air, And the shrewd spirits, by sacred fire inebriated, shall turn to whirl, And once more the great spiral shall be tregenda One and seven to celebrate the thirteen fullnesses of levanah, Who of ancient memory made arcane magic mortal. Simple melodies by “Her Who guides” vibrated, Enchantements of witches for millenniums hand down, Bodies like veils fluttering to paint the great dance Offered to the sky as a tribute of the soul drag into oblivion. May I rejoin the stars, free my astral, Embrace knowledge and in the all regenerate myself now beast now man, Till to reborn from the effluviums of my ethereal spirit god i myself, God among Gods, Deserving of my devotion and of my passion! Heir and part of the all.