Come out, come out, the other side!
I come, I come— God-speed my ride!
To take the Way of St. James,
Not the fall of false proclaims!
Gourd and staff I hold high,
Humbled ‘neath holy sky,
From the land, the land
Of sun’s rising clanned,
With wedding bells
In oyster shells,
Ring bearer,
News rarer,
I show
In tow
With
+
Grith
That I
Got my
Emperor
O, hearer!
Along to you
He rides now too.
I will see him off;
Pilgrim’s hat I doff.
Their darkness abated,
Two knights vindicated
Ride out the other side of
The Camino’s gate with love,
For hand to hand, flesh in one flesh
With God he gives his blessing fresh!
Deviations with SPLR in the title contain spoilers for the point at which @SuperheroGeek13 is in a given series.
Favourite Visual Artist
Alphonse Mucha, Sandro Botticelli, Claude Monet, Charles Dana Gibson
Favourite Movies
Millennium Actress, Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva, Ace Attorney, Whisper of the Heart, Kamikaze Girls
Favourite TV Shows
Over the Garden Wall
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Typhoon
Favourite Books
The Ball and the Cross, The Little Prince
Favourite Writers
G. K. Chesterton
Favourite Games
Fire Emblem 4, Majora's Mask, Prof. Layton and the Unwound Future, the Ace Attorney series
Favourite Gaming Platform
Nintendo 64, Nintendo DS
Tools of the Trade
Ink, watercolor, gouache
Other Interests
architecture, Lolita fashion
Latest Journal
Since I can't link blogger by FireFiriel, journal
Since I can't link blogger
On my latest deviation, I wanted to reference a blogpost I made five years ago, but DA won't seem to allow links to Blogger, so here is the post, very significant for my growth as a storyteller:
Breaking the shackles of feminist convention
I've written before about the ruining of stories by cultural Marxist ideology. While the most poisonous incidences of this ruination are normalizations of homosexuality and gender aberrations in works aimed at children, the most all-pervading symptom is, I believe, an underlying feminism. Bovodar and the Bears is not feminist at all, with the main party consisting entirely of male characters going on the type of manly adventure that you don't see much anymore. Neat thing about this, is that such stories appeal to both boys and girls, while girlified stories appeal only to girls and not even all of them.
In the past, I was unaware how much feminism influenced my writing even though I thought of myself as anti-feminist. Not deliberate, it was present
On my latest deviation, I wanted to reference a blogpost I made five years ago, but DA won't seem to allow links to Blogger, so here is the post, very significant for my growth as a storyteller:
Breaking the shackles of feminist convention
I've written before about the ruining of stories by cultural Marxist ideology. While the most poisonous incidences of this ruination are normalizations of homosexuality and gender aberrations in works aimed at children, the most all-pervading symptom is, I believe, an underlying feminism. Bovodar and the Bears is not feminist at all, with the main party consisting entirely of male characters going on the type of manly adventure that you don't see much anymore. Neat thing about this, is that such stories appeal to both boys and girls, while girlified stories appeal only to girls and not even all of them.
In the past, I was unaware how much feminism influenced my writing even though I thought of myself as anti-feminist. Not deliberate, it was present
I have made another Substack, as a regular newsletter to consolidate updates on all my various artistic projects. My faithful patrons who have supported multiple ventures, this is for you!
