Do you remember the presidential debate on Sunday, in which Bronze Age chieftain, Donald Trump, squared off against Hillary Clinton? Sure you do and even the most ardent of Hillary haters had to admit that Candidate Clinton looked good.
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| The Spell Breaks |
There she was, poised and polished by the arcana of makeup and wardrobe. Powerful magic indeed, until the flies landed.
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| flies do not rest upon the living |
On her face, on her chest, in the air around her, flies. And mark this, flies don't rest upon the faces of the living.
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| Three Against One |
Baalzebub, Lord of the Flies, is a demon, reputed to be one of the Princes of Hell. Perhaps its lesser ally, the dybbuk-driven presidential contender, has a name too.
I'll leave you with this:
The ghouls who recoil in horror at glimpsing this dream are moving to the edge of the pit, where they seek power from the abyss. But the abyss is remorseless and has no pity. It swallows whatever and whoever comes to it.
Your Friend,
LSP
She must be covered by flies normally - outside of the debate stage for her to accept having flies land on her and walk her face as normal.
ReplyDeleteObama has the same problem, interestingly.
ReplyDeleteA nurse commenting over at MOTUS said the only time they saw a fly land on a patient was when the patient was near death. Make of it what you will.
ReplyDeleteThanks for info, Adrienne.
ReplyDeletePowerful conjuration can give the dead the appearance of life, especially when driven by an "entity." The flipside is that flies typically manifest. They can't seem to get around that.
Well, we always knew she was "The Mistress of Lies", and now I'd say we can start calling her "The Mistress of the Flies"!
ReplyDeleteSo compelling.
ReplyDeleteThe Flies have it, drjim. #Hillzebub
ReplyDeleteNothing quite like a good dose of necromancy, Anonymous. But here's the thing, will the spell last 'til Nov 8?
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