Liturgy poetry! Why not?

[havah]

Comments

[weakhearted]

What things? Also that's kind of pornographic for a liturgy.

[havah]

...do you have to use that icon? And it's not pornographic! It's the opposite, really.

Well, it requires going somewhere with me at midnight. Think you can handle that?

[weakhearted]

Well, I don't have to, there's no gun to my head. Is that better?

Are you sure? I think it is. I also think I might turn into a pumpkin, but I'll risk it.

[havah]

Yes, thank you!

All right, sounds good. Sometime after Easter, then?

[laughing_magic]

Not too bad, that poem.

Like what things, luv?

[havah]

Kassia had a really interesting life.

Pertaining to your reading list! Can you view pdf files?

[laughing_magic]

Huh, maybe I'll look her up.

... Okay, I'm interested now :) Sure, I think so.

[filtered to John]

[havah]

Most of her work is only Orthodox applicable, since she was Greek-Byzantine, but still interesting.

The Arbatel, which is ostensibly some kind of Grimoire text? The Key of Solomon, and this last one, which makes me nervous, but I figured it's not like you're going to do anything foolish with it: Pseudomonarchia Daemonum. I can't believe this stuff is scanned online, but I guess it is an internet age, and all.