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The featured image is a representation of Saturn, as depicted by Giovanni Battista Piranesi.
The Capricorn Theme [1402] © 2025 by aeveron is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

aeveron - The Capricorn Theme [1402]

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The featured image is Lady Lilith by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1867).
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The featured image is a depiction of Cernunnos on the Gundestrup cauldron (~150 BCE - 1 BCE).
The Union [369] © 2025 by aeveron is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

The Union [369]

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The featured image was made by Lilian Lilith Russo.
The initial quote comes from the movie Lilith (Robert Rossen, 1964).

Lyrics consist of poems and pieces of poetry by Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska.

You can find more of her poetry in the link below.
https://maria-pawlikowska-jasnorzewska.com/love

Lyrics:
"You think they can cure this fire?
You know what they have to cure?
She wants to leave the mark of her desire on every living creature in the world.
If she were Caesar, she'd do it with a sword.
If she were a poet, she'd do it with words.
But she's Lilith.
She has to do it with her body."

Kerubiel
Szechina
Animus
Anima
Belias
Mastema
Samael
Asherah

"Lwy w klatce"
Lwica senna i naga nie czuje więzienia,
leżąc spogląda w oczu lwu, panu stworzenia.
On się przybliża, cały w grzywie i w męskości,
a jakaś pani patrzy — i płacze. Z zazdrości!

"Kto dzisiaj kocha..."
Dziś dla miłości nie róże, lecz osty,
Nie masz już dla niej łatwych dróg i prostych!
Kto dzisiaj kocha, nie wie, co spoczynek,
Co chleb bez ości i co dzień bez troski...

"Wrażenia"
Stary kościół — kamienna korona
W drzew obrębie, w oparów smudze...

Dolo moja niewydarzona,
Jakie to wszystko cudze!

Domostwo z surowej cegły,
Bluszczem obrosłe podwoje —
Z powitaniem psy ku mnie podbiegły
Serdeczne, ale nie moje. [...]

"Róże dla Safony"
[...]
V
Safo śniada, Safo długooka,
Drobna i niepozorna jak zwykłe słowiki,
Pokochała niejakiego Faona,
Żeglarza urody przedniej,
Który, choć młody,
Lecz nienawidził liryki,
W szczególności safickiej ody.

Jakżeś ubogą była, siostro, przed nim,
Ty, coś demonów usidliła tylu!
Jak pokorną w jego ramionach!
Ach, bo czym byłby słowik bez swojego trylu,
Słowik w oczach głuchego?
Czym jaśminy, nardy
I fiołki pozbawionym węchu lub beznosym?
Czym dla śpiących ułuda księżycowej nocy,
Oplecionej zefirów szarfą?
Safo!
Natchniona!
Więc się i doczekałaś zasłużonej wzgardy
Niejakiego — Faona.

VI
Poetka, samobójczyni,
Loki rozwiawszy fiołkowe,
Nad wodą stoi...
"Safo, co chcesz uczynić?"
— "Chcę morze zarzucić na głowę,
By nikt nie dojrzał łez moich..."

Paimon enn Lilith [111] © 2025 by aeveron is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. This means that you are free to share and adapt this song for non-commercial purposes.

Paimon enn Lilith [111]

You can support me by getting the song on Bandcamp:
https://aeveron.bandcamp.com/album/paimon-enn-lilith-111

You can find a link to uncompressed .wav file below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B4iQzQzlB18A_VIwjfe4CmidHZOZXnwz/view?usp=sharing

The featured image was made by Lilian Lilith Russo.
The initial quote comes from the movie Lilith (Robert Rossen, 1964).

Lyrics:
You think they can cure this fire?
You know what they have to cure?
She wants to leave the mark of her desire on every living creature in the world.
If she were Caesar, she'd do it with a sword.
If she were a poet, she'd do it with words.
But she's Lilith.
She has to do it with her body.

Paimon enn Lilith [111] (Instrumental) © 2025 by aeveron is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. This means that you are free to share and adapt this song for non-commercial purposes.

Paimon enn Lilith [111] (Instrumental)

As you are, we once were,
As we are, so shall you be.

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Paimon enn Lilith [111] (Instrumental)

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