| Icarus flew too close to the sun but his wings only melted. Suppose for a moment that an angel who fell from grace might, in spite of impending and certain rejection, attempt to reenter heaven. He retraces Icarus' ill fated flight but without the mutable properties of wax to allow the feathers to simply melt away trailing a graceful arc to earth, what do you suppose might happen to wings of flesh and blood should they try too hard to regain the grace of god. In fact it was based on a group of such myths from various cultures which many theologians believe first associated ancient ideas of god to our very own star, the sun. |











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Eventus stultorum magister. avvie base
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Just because it is impossible now - doesn't mean it always will be.
Check out my stock account ~density-stock
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Just because it is impossible now - doesn't mean it always will be.
Check out my stock account ~density-stock
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My head is bloodied but unbowed...
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He's dead, Jim.
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My head is bloodied but unbowed...
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My head is bloodied but unbowed...