Mayest thou never exist, may thy body never exist.
May thy limbs never exist. May thy bones never exist. May thy words of power never exist.
May thy form never exist. May thy attributes never exist.
May that which springs from thee never exist.
May thy hair never exist.
May thy possessions never exist. May thy emissions never exist.
May the material of thy body never exist.
May thy place never exist. May thy tomb never exist. May thy cavern never exist. May thy funeral chamber never exist.
May thy paths never exist. May thy seasons never exist.
May thy words never exist.
May thy enterings in never exist.
May thy journeyings never exist.
May thy advancings never exist.
May thy comings never exist.
May thy sitting down never exist.
May thy increase never exist.
May thy body never exist.
May thy prosperity never exist.
Thou art smitten, 0 enemy. Thou shalt die, thou shalt die. Thou shalt perish, thou shalt perish, thou shalt perish. Mayest thou never exist.
From Egyptian Religious Poetry, ed. Margaret A. Murray
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All the treasures of the earth would not bring back one lost moment.
Hey. We play the hands of cards life gives us. And the worst hands can make us the best players.
I am from Oman and too bad know English, give true I wrote the following sentence: “For charlie, it was abrupt, many, maintained up his influence and did him more long, paxil.”
Best regards
, Sinclair.