She clad herself in crimson beauty — an immersion in beautiful sin. It was her identity, her role in a world struggling between snow and crimson, she was beauty regardless and the signs of a new day.

Her crimson bore the womb that carried Iverson who is Iver’s son. Not many men are able to see it, but she was a part of an unquantifiable deity. She wore the robe of hell and carried the scythe of hades.

Wherewith had Lilith found our home? How did she find Iverson to bear Iver’s son? I worry so much that we, even in the immaculate age of our prestigious life in snow, may crave the taste of crimson and the warmness of her thighs.

Despite what the world might say however, Lilith, clad in crimson is the most beautiful light, far beautiful than the morning star —she is the Spectrum of God.

The piece mostly carries biblical references and this {explanation} should apply to you if you care to know what I really had in mind. No word in the above piece was a filler, as each word sought to consolidate and express the true emotions that the images carried. To this end, I’d further dissect what each word means.\

Crimson - sin

Snow - Holiness

Iverson is synonymous to Iver’s son but Ivar is in reference to the Old Norse mythology — In any case, Iverson who is Iver’s son means both father and son laid with her.

The lady in question is Lilith, Satan’s wife in a mythology.

And she is the wife to the morning star but people barely know she is far brilliant than the morning star; she is Lilith, the Spectrum light of God.

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