#wingsposting

Idk how many of you remember my last foray into music but I made another one!

like seriously. when you:

-ram your JEEP into your ex’s OFFICE just because he broke up with you (after YOU didn’t contact him for almost a FULL ASS YEAR…… )TWICE

-fake marry the sweetest character on the show and act like him wanting to cook for you and keep a low profile around the house to make you more comfortable with the new living situation is the absolute worst thing that’s ever happened to you like. ma’am. antonio is a sweetie pie and he’s just out here trying his best & you’re acting like you don’t even like being in his presence. I wouldn’t bang him either but look into those puppy dog eyes and tell me you wouldn’t commit manslaughter to protect that man

-and. icing on the cake. not even a full season after the jeep incident you act like you’ve never broken things out of anger and felt relief from it.

A week or so ago, there was a conversation in the Community of Hyrulean Faiths discord server about Zelda Hymn parodies. (A v chill server. Would 100% recommend for anyone interested in LoZ inspired Faith/Practice)

This set off a week-long brainworm about in-universe LoZ Hymns.

So I now present to you:

My fanmade Hymn For Hylia.

This is half fun hyperfixation project, and half devotional practice on my part.

Disclaimer: THIS IS ALL UPG! I am not an authority figure, this is just my personal experience.

Lady Hylia, Goddess of Light,

I bring myself before you as one seeking to overcome the past.

Grant me the wisdom to see my future path,

Grant me the courage to move forwards,

Grant me the power to persevere,

For in your light, I am at peace.

May we meet again.

I was captured and shackled by this other entity that took me away to its home. While I had free reign of the city, the entity could track where I was at all times.

After walking around for a bit, I came across a small temple. When I went in, Lord Apollo was in there. I bowed to him and he smiled at me.

He told me that he had a way out for me, but that I had to remove the shackle by myself first.

It reminded me that while prayer and devotion have their place, deities and other beings cannot do everything for us and that we have to put the work in ourselves.

Thank you, Lord Apollo, for your wisdom and guidance.