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I think I'm going to ask my new medication to be blessed by the Gods, specifically at my altar in a mini-ritual. It's a medication that could help a particular problem immensely; it might take a few months to work. I've never done this for a medication before.
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Moonlight - Brief poems by Edward Storer
Edward Storer (1880–1944) was an English writer, translator, and poet who was born in Alnwick, a market town in Northumberland, on 25 July 1880 to Frances Anne Egan and James John Robson Storer. Initially he studied law and qualified as a solicitor. In 1907 he was on the Roll of the Law Society of England and Wales. However, he practised law only for two years as his main interest in poetry soon…
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Soft like a Holy flower. Her body seemed carved out of marble,
Asklepiades
greek mythology | gods & goddesses | Ηπιονη
→ epione was the goddess of soothing pain. she was the wife of asklepios and the mother of the five asklepiades.
—the stormy winter, sweetest Of all when one blanket hides two Lovers—
Asklepiades, excerpt of “It is sweet in Summer...”, trans. by Kenneth Rexroth in Sacramental Acts [translations]
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soft like a holy flower. her body seemed carved out of marble
—Asklepiades, tr. by Edward Smith, The Greek Anthology; “Epigrams,”
...the sight of her beauty makes me melt like wax before the fire...
asklepiades translated by kenneth rexroth
