Holy Roller

Holy Roller symbolizes a religious figure sitting in a garden that the speaker and others have left.

The transformation of blood into wine represents a religious ritual. The speaker offers their body in place of the wine.

Reiteration of the Holy Roller in the abandoned garden and the blood-to-wine transformation.

Repetition of the concept of substituting the speaker's body for wine in a religious context.

Reference to the Holy Roller figure.

Command to stand, possibly indicating a sense of readiness or defiance.

Directional reference, positioning something to the left of the speaker.

Location described as paradise, suggesting an idyllic or heavenly setting.

Holy Ghosts, spiritual entities, are mentioned.

Reference to beings born of blood, possibly indicating a connection between spirituality and physicality.

Seraphim, a higher order of angels, are mentioned.

Desire to grasp or control the Nazarene, a reference to Jesus Christ.

Symbolic mention of the Crown of God, which is worn thin.

Continuation of the thinning of the Crown of God.

Desire for a rapturous experience or a divine encounter.

Repetition of the Holy Roller in the context of the abandoned garden.

Repetition of the blood-to-wine transformation and the offering of the speaker's body.

Restatement of the Holy Roller and the religious ritual.

Reiteration of the blood-to-wine transformation and the speaker's willingness to sacrifice.

Command to stand, repeating the earlier directive.

Directional reference to the left of the speaker in paradise.

Reiteration of the heavenly setting.

Reference to Holy Ghosts again.

The Holy Ghosts are predicted to fade into oblivion.

Comparison of the fading Holy Ghosts to a falling blade.

Continuation of the fading imagery, suggesting a gradual disappearance.

Describes the process of fading as happening slowly.

An exhortation or curse directed at something holy that is descending.

Anticipation of death without the expectation of prayers for the speaker.

Learning to sever emotional or spiritual connections upon death.

Reiteration of the idea of cutting ties when facing mortality.

Anticipation of lack of prayers upon death and the subsequent need to cut ties.

Repetition of the concept of learning to cut ties when facing mortality.

Continuation of the idea of cutting ties when confronting death.

Command to stand, repeating the earlier directive.

Directional reference to the left of the speaker in paradise.

Reiteration of the heavenly setting.

Reference to Holy Ghosts again.

Prediction of the Holy Ghosts fading into oblivion.

Comparison of the fading Holy Ghosts to a falling blade.

Continuation of the fading imagery, suggesting a gradual disappearance.

Describes the process of fading as happening slowly, similar to a falling blade.