Venus the Queen

A cold sullen night it was the day where the lights would come out and play A dream of dreams in which we couldn't wait The coronation of a celestial queen The brightness's everlasting fate This day was the time where we all could see unless the truth is too blinding Oh sweet bearer of light who's name brings all ignorant fright. Here she comes venus the queen etolie jolie Safe and serene you are the guide Comely and cunning Venus the queen, Etoile jolie Here she comes venus the queen etolie jolie Safe and serene You are my Lucifer Queen Comely and cunning Venus the queen, Etoile Jolie. How great we are to have such a light Where I can finally know my life A guide throughout this eternal night. Freedom and Independence is what you are Never astray a far But tonight the clouds are unchained. Here she comes venus the queen Etolie Jolie Safe and serene You are the guide Comely and cunning Venus the queen, Etoile jolie Here she comes Venus the Queen Etolie Jolie Safe and serene You are my Lucifer Queen Comely and cunning Venus the queen, Etoile Jolie.
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May 24, 2012 at 8:16 PM
Muspelheim, a very strong person... wow... interesting too... can I ask what the name means.... ..enjoyed stopping by tonight~ take care :-) PD
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May 24, 2012 at 8:54 PM
Well Etolie Jolie means Pretty Star In French. But the Venus The Queen part comes from well you know the planet Venus haha but it also refers to a person who is a guide or mentor or liberator to someone else, since Lucifer means light Bearer In Latin, and I'm using "Light" as a metaphor for truth or freedom :)
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