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Published: 2016-01-02 01:57:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 215; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 0
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It's something like a firethat spreads through my veins
Oh, Goddess, Goddess,
Praise unto the Name!
(From these lips it is Sacrilege.)
Oh,
Gaudeamus,
let us be Joyous!
Praise be, Praise!
Burning with Emotion.
Oh, Gaudete!
Rejoice!
Words I don't mean fall
from my lips,
compliments and praise
laced with rage
of one chained for too long.
Love and hate are
much the same.
Fire, fire!
Gaudeo,
I rejoice!
It spreads like poison.
Oh, praises be!
Praise unto the Name!
(From these lips it is sacrilege.)
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The meaning of the words is in italics right under the Latin, though... Putting the meanings in the description would just be kinda redundant...
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Not really... It's not difficult to figure out 'oh, there is Latin in this poem'. And even if you don't know every word's meaning, that's not the entire point of poetry to begin with. While yes, the words should make sense together, poetry is about the flow of words. The Latin flows nicely, and if you are really curious about what the meaning is, you should take the initiative to use the Internet and figure it out.
But the meaning is literally in the poem so it shouldn't be necessary to have to do that.
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