Lover of mankind,
giver of good fortune,
I give adoration unto You.
Through life's intricate paths,
Your guidance
holds us upright,
Hermes, celestial guide,
In Your presence,
all feels right.

Yall should be and to comment now

It's always 6ix9ine this and
6ix9ine that
Niggas on my dick and on my
yack
These niggas lookin' for me
you could hit my jack
I done dropped my address.
y'all know where 6ix9ine at
I don't flock, yeah
Nine to his back like lbaka
Baka, not nice, with the
fucking top up
https://open.spotify.com/track/5KhFaq45chTw8RGfWo8T8J?si=bpwWg1pHRyKED0QQUKIWhQ

Tell me all your thoughts on God
And tell me, "Am I very far?"

https://open.spotify.com/track/6B618H5CuCdEzcVs0NKTlt?si=bIAM3SDcTwKIikvIEa_BLQ

Here's a poem I wrote in 2014:

I am a manic werewolf, desperate to rip you to shreds.

I will destroy your will to live,
grapple at your jugular with diamond crusted claws,
whispering promises of damnation in your ear.

I will apologize innards on my breath, flossing teeth with tendons as molten silver pours from your eyes.

"I didn't mean to destroy us."

"Archimedes once said,

'Give me a firm place to stand and a lever, and I can move the Earth.'

He was enamored of the idea of the lever and its ability to multiply force.
This specific idea [is]... we need a lever in our lives to make a change in the world."

"I have always been fascinated for how physics and philosophy entangle in certain ways, Archimedes is no different. What easily explains a physical phenomenon, such as the use of the lever, can take a deeper meaning when we change the frame of reference."

"No matter how small, a change can still be part of something greater. Even then, when he held a position of power, he fought for all of them to be treated equally. He considered everyone as a human being, even those who stood against him."

"Those who guided me to the right place to stand..

Those who helped me stand my ground for what I believed in as I grew up..

Those who acted as my lever to go through the obstacles in my life when the times were rough..

I want you to know..

We can still move the whole world."

Here I shoot, and you run
The words you scribbled on the walls
With the loss of friends you didn't have
I call you when the time is right
Are you in, or are you out?

https://open.spotify.com/track/4KliQFRlvNKnlVYzMMbSMq?si=81VYm3_XSPCN7K9qQqXsnw

If I cannot bend Heaven, I will raise Hell

swingin'
https://on.soundcloud.com/aeLpS

Listen to Inner Peace // Midwest Death Toll by Drayco McCoy on #SoundCloud
https://on.soundcloud.com/69cmk

No matter how many times I read this quote, it still resonates:

“Be radical, have principles, be absolute.

Be that which the bourgeoisie calls an extremist.

Give yourself without counting or calculating - don't accept what they call ‘the reality of life' and act in such a way that you won't be accepted by that kind of ‘life.’

Never abandon the principle of struggle.”

- Julius Evola

Burn it down from the inside baby. The Library of Alexandria was an inside job.