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justin
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I can only describe how I see Her, but I could never draw the picture. I often envision Her in Her post-assumption state as, by far, the most beautiful Woman ever lived–with a beauty so superior, so mystical that could never elicit any degree, whatsoever, of erotism; but, instead, that of total submission, and unworthiness (after all, this is the Woman whom God Himself desired!) Quite often, when I attempt to see myself in Her presence, my sole position has always been that of a groveler, with his tearful face on Her sandaled feet. Her face is always serene, yet with some inner clairvoyance (inner divinity?) that sees and feels our souls, and acts accordingly; with hope, joy or sorrow. I can’t even arrive at attributing a race to Her, Her skin is cosmopolitanically (Gosh, I was afraid of this! Being obliged to create words!) of a lighter tan(?) She is unimaginably glorious; yet, awesomely attractive to the lowest of sinners. She is the Fiat Queen! She is a rebel! She will not enjoy heavenly joy, because Her heart is still entangled in the mud of ours. Her face knows harshness and anger only when She gazes at what troubles us and makes us cry–the beast!
Of all the dogmas protestants in general have rejected, their greatest sin is rejecting Her. That is the sin against the Holy Spirit! How dare they substract from her dignities? What? That the Spirit has bad tastes when it comes to romance? Now that’s blasphemy!!!
I could go on forever still trying to describe Her; but, in Her case some of Her beauties are to be left unsaid, hence preserving their originality.
PS: My capitalizing pronouns relating to Mary should by no means suggest that I think of Her as a godess. They’re simply to show how above humanity She is.
Of all the dogmas protestants in general have rejected, their greatest sin is rejecting Her. That is the sin against the Holy Spirit! How dare they substract from her dignities? What? That the Spirit has bad tastes when it comes to romance? Now that’s blasphemy!!!
I could go on forever still trying to describe Her; but, in Her case some of Her beauties are to be left unsaid, hence preserving their originality.
PS: My capitalizing pronouns relating to Mary should by no means suggest that I think of Her as a godess. They’re simply to show how above humanity She is.