Doloris Charisma

To blindly believe shall be the whole of your law: Blind faith is emphasized as the guiding principle, suggesting that unquestioning belief is expected and required.

Love under the siege of faith: Love is described as being constrained or besieged by faith, possibly highlighting the challenges and restrictions that religious or ideological beliefs impose on love.

Bowed before idols of dust: People are depicted as submitting or worshiping insignificant and transient things, possibly representing false idols or misguided devotion.

Breathe the air of submission! : Implies an atmosphere of surrender, suggesting that individuals are immersed in an environment where submission to authority or ideology is prevalent.

For when Eternity expires: Refers to a future time when eternity ends, indicating a consideration of the consequences or judgment beyond this life.

You'll stand before them Naked in your Sins: The consequence of facing judgment without any cover, exposed and accountable for one's sins or transgressions.

Is this the reward for a life of adoration?: Questions whether the outcome of a devoted life is just, implying a sense of disappointment or disillusionment.

The idols of lies need silent adorers: False idols thrive on the silence of their worshipers, suggesting that deception flourishes when people don't question or speak out.

Is this the price of your Countless humiliations?: Questions the cost of enduring numerous humiliations, perhaps suggesting that blind devotion comes at a significant personal cost.

The idols of flesh need weak adorers: Implies that physical desires or worldly pursuits are sustained by those who are emotionally or morally feeble.

Human garbage: Harshly portrays humanity as worthless or disposable, reflecting a pessimistic view of human nature.

Human ashes: Further emphasizes the degradation of humanity, possibly alluding to the transience and mortality of human existence.

Human pain: Suggests that suffering is an inherent part of the human experience, reinforcing a bleak outlook on life.

By gods of powder dismissed!: Gods made of powder, possibly representing superficial or false deities, dismiss or reject human existence, reinforcing a sense of insignificance.

To obey is to suffer: Highlights the idea that obedience comes with a price, implying that blindly following rules or authority leads to suffering.

To love is to conquer: Positively contrasts love with the earlier themes, suggesting that love has a triumphant or conquering quality.

To kill is to adore then...: Presents a dark juxtaposition, indicating that killing may be seen as a form of twisted adoration or worship.

As wolves among sheeps, we are hunting: Depicts a predatory nature, suggesting a group's aggressive pursuit or exploitation of others.