SHIVA

Expressing regret and seeking forgiveness from a maternal figure for the speaker's life experiences.

Acknowledging personal sin, emphasizing its permanence by being imprinted on the speaker's skin.

Describing a state of intense emotion or activity, possibly involving destruction or transformation.

Suggesting a contrasting state of drowning, possibly in sorrow or overwhelming circumstances.

Engaging in destructive behavior influenced by a sinister or malevolent force.

Describing a dark atmosphere where vultures, symbolic of death, laugh in response to the wicked sound.

Expressing a descent or downfall, repeating the idea for emphasis.

Highlighting the vulnerability and fragility represented by a single flickering candle in the face of divine anger.

Describing the unpredictable movements or reactions during a dance, possibly related to cosmic or divine forces.

Characterizing a relationship or interaction with malevolent forces, possibly metaphorical as a waltz with the devil.

Referring to a cosmic or divine song that plays a role in the act of creation.

Encouraging the enjoyment of life and its experiences until a catastrophic event occurs.

Asserting that everything experienced is just an illusion or dream.

Emphasizing the necessity of remaining in a state of ignorance to maintain belief in the illusion.

Describing the pleasurable aspect of failure, possibly suggesting a masochistic perspective.

Inviting others to join in the indulgence of failure and its sweet taste through the act of raising a glass.

Describing a harmonious yet broken composition involving those who are condemned or cursed.

Suggesting a conclusion or ending marked by a whimper, possibly indicating a lack of significance or impact.

Seeking forgiveness from a paternal figure, accepting the consequences and expressing a sense of deserving punishment.

Expressing a determination to make the paternal figure proud, possibly through future accomplishments.

Aspiring to rule or achieve dominance in a state of ruins or decay.

Admitting to portraying falsehoods, possibly acknowledging a life of deception.

Revealing and presenting all personal wrongdoings and sins in the theatrical setting of life.

Issuing a directive to break down or deconstruct something, possibly referring to illusions or falsehoods.

Reiterating the idea that everything experienced is just a dream or illusion.

Reemphasizing the need to remain in a state of ignorance for the maintenance of belief in the illusion.

Repeating the idea of the pleasurable aspect of failure, possibly with an increased intensity.

Encouraging the collective indulgence in failure by raising another glass.

Describing the destiny or outcome of those who are broken and condemned.