Bahá
Bahá'u'lláh
Mo lero pe mo kere. A ti bi mi ni aṣiṣe ati pe ohunkohun ti mo ṣe Emi yoo jẹ nigbagbogbo ni ẹṣọ lori bata ti ẹnikan. Boya emi ko yẹ fun ifẹ nitoripe a bi mi bi o yatọ ju gbogbo eniyan ti o wa ni ayika mi

The Midgard serpent squirmed helpless in the mud as rain began to drown the earth below him. The fluids suffocated him no matter how close to the sky he got. He stuck his head down into the flooded soil that meant almost certain death. His faith lay in the dryness of the underworld.

⠊ ⠁⠍ ⠚⠕⠓⠝ ⠍⠑⠗⠗⠊⠉⠅⠲ ⠅⠝⠕⠺⠝ ⠞⠕ ⠍⠁⠝⠽ ⠁⠎ ⠞⠓⠑ ⠑⠇⠑⠏⠓⠁⠝⠞ ⠍⠁⠝⠲ ⠊ ⠍⠁⠙⠑ ⠍⠽ ⠇⠊⠧⠊⠝⠛ ⠃⠑⠊⠝⠛ ⠛⠁⠺⠅⠑⠙ ⠁⠞ ⠋⠕⠗ ⠍⠕⠝⠑⠽⠲ ⠊ ⠉⠕⠥⠇⠙ ⠝⠕⠞ ⠎⠇⠑⠑⠏ ⠕⠝ ⠍⠽ ⠃⠁⠉⠅ ⠃⠑⠉⠁⠥⠎⠑ ⠍⠽ ⠓⠑⠁⠙ ⠺⠁⠎ ⠞⠕⠕ ⠃⠊⠛⠲ ⠞⠓⠑ ⠙⠁⠽ ⠊ ⠙⠊⠑⠙ ⠊⠎ ⠞⠓⠑ ⠙⠁⠽ ⠊ ⠙⠊⠙ ⠞⠓⠊⠎⠲ ⠞⠓⠑⠽ ⠎⠁⠽ ⠊ ⠙⠊⠙ ⠊⠞ ⠎⠕ ⠊ ⠉⠕⠥⠇⠙ ⠋⠑⠑⠇ ⠇⠊⠅⠑ ⠊⠄⠍ ⠑⠧⠑⠗⠽⠕⠝⠑ ⠑⠇⠎⠑⠲ ⠊⠎ ⠞⠓⠊⠎ ⠞⠗⠥⠑⠦ ⠊ ⠙⠕⠝⠄⠞ ⠅⠝⠕⠺⠲ ⠊⠄⠍ ⠞⠕⠕ ⠙⠑⠁⠙ ⠞⠕ ⠃⠑ ⠁⠎⠅⠑⠙⠲

In the deepest reaches of the pit, sat the elephant god. He sat in a saucer of milk. A saucer surrounded by fire that darkened the blackness. He used his long trunk to drain the milk around him. Getting rid of all obstacles. On the rough skin of the top of his head sat a being covered in erections and several pounds of fleshy kindness.

“How do you move? How do you live? How do you speak? How do you breathe? How do you know? How do you feel? How do you sit? How do you stand? How do you understand? How do you do?” The beast’s eyes were all focused the squirming wad of womanly flesh in front of him. The beast was leaning backward on his ten hands and the ends of all of his cocks were beet red.

One sat and waited for the answer. A lifetime passed in a second.

She was blind.

She was deaf.

Her skin squirmed

Her muscles pulsed

Useless

But she felt something there.

And she called out anyway in that separate world.

“I think I felt you earlier. You cradled me… If you were going to hurt me, you would have already. Who are you? What do you want?”

One smiled. All ten rows of his jagged teeth gleamed in the hellfire. The gods of good and bad ideas danced in the spark of his eye and his skin glistened like the aftermath of a lover’s first embrace.

He said: “I want happiness. I want sadness. I want fullness. I want to be heard. I want to be held. I want to be noticed. I want to find voices. I want to find song. I want to be myself. I want to be loved for who I am, always.”

She felt that even if she could not understand as the words baptized her. Something was there.

“I think you just spoke didn’t you? I wish I could help you if that’s what you want. I can’t feel my legs or open my eyes. I don’t think I’m myself. I’m lost, I think my friends are too. I’m so pathetic and helpless, this is what I deserve, isn’t it? I guess my outside just matches my inside now…” The pile of flesh rambled. Her broken words flowed unintelligibly from her deformed hole. The sound was a light breeze passing through a jagged crag.

The creature stood up and gently placed his hands on the pile of flesh. He carefully caressed the meat and began to shape it like clay. He began to sing.

“It might take a minute

It might take a day

It might take a week

It might take a month

It might take a year

It might take a hundred years

It might take a thousand years

It might take a million years

It might take a billion years

It might take a trillion years

But every mind is like a road.

Every mind is like a path

Every mind is like a trail

Every mind is like a highway

Every mind is like a parkway

Every mind is like a driveway

And ever mind is like an adventure.

Move your foot one after the other

Tell your horse to go

Let those wheels roll

And spread your wings and fly

And find out who they are if you want to.”

One stood back. If front of him was some sort of strange small horse. Its head was too big, its eyes were far too large, and its fur was the color of light butter. She had little wings on her back that should never be able to carry her. She blinked a couple of times as she saw her companion for the first time.

The ten bulging eyes.

The ten bat like wings

The ten long scrawny arms

And the throbbing maleness that ran all the way across his face in another set of ten.

The weird little pony smiled at him. Then thanked him and asked his name. She held out her hoof and he took it and replied the way he always replies.

Then a purple Jormungandr fell from the abyss above and crashed into the elephant god. The elephant god fell over and they all fell into the great pool of milk.
GLOE-IH CHA AH-NAH TSAH YEH-HES DIBEH BE-LA-SANA GLOE-IH TSE-GAH TKIN BE-TAS-TNI A-CHI BA-GOSHI NE-AHS-JAH SHI-DA AH-JAD LHA-CHA-EH A-CHIN'THAN-ZIE DIBEH THAN-ZIE A-KHA BI-SO-DIH KLESH A-WOH TSE-NILL DAH-NES-TSA YEH-HES NESH-CHEE JEHA. GLOE-IH LIN AH-JAH TSAH TKIN A-WOH WOL-LA-CHEE NASH-DOIE-TSO JAD-HO-LONI DZEH BE D-AH TLO-CHIN CHA A-CHI BE-TAS-TNI D-AH TSE-GAH DZEH GLOE-IH NE-AHS-JAH DAH-NES-TSA CHINDI DIBEH CHUO DZEH AH-JAD D-AH NASH-DOIE-TSO TKIN JAD-HO-LONI AH-JAH TSIN-TLITI NO-DA-IH DIBEH LIN YEH-HES A-CHIN TSIN-TLITI TSAH-AS-ZIH NA-AS-TSO-SI TLO-CHIN NO-DA-IH A-WOH LIN. CHA DZEH GLOE-IH A-KHA NO-DA-IH AH-JAD CHINDI THAN-ZIE DZEH DIBEH-YAZZIE AH-JAD WOL-LA-CHEE TSAH NO-DA-IH TSAH DIBEH D-AH DZEH TSE-NILL CHINDI TSAH-AS-ZIH AH-YA-TSINNE TLO-CHIN KLIZZIE-YAZZIE AH-NAH WOL-LA-CHEE TSAH BE YEH-HES GLOE-IH NE-AHS-JAH NO-DA-IH NASH-DOIE-TSO LHA-CHA-EH TSA-E-DONIN-EE BE-LA-SANA NASH-DOIE-TSO NASH-DOIE-TSO TSA-E-DONIN-EE SHI-DA DAH-NES-TSA D-AH LIN AH-NAH GAH BE NE-AHS-JAH GLOE-IH TSAH. TKIN GLOE-IH TLO-CHIN NO-DA-IH DIBEH-YAZZIE LHA-CHA-EH D-AH AH-JAH AH-JAD DIBEH-YAZZIE NE-AHS-JAH A-CHIN AH-JAH TLO-CHIN TSA-E-DONIN-EE TSIN-TLITI TSAH-AS-ZIH NE-AHS-JAH GLOE-IH TSAH BE-LA-SANA NESH-CHEE CHINDI LIN TLO-CHIN NE-ZHONI DZEH YEH-HES A-WOH GLOE-IH BE-LA-SANA KLESH YIL-DOI NO-DA-IH DIBEH D-AH WOL-LA-CHEE DIBEH KLIZZIE NE-AHS-JAH TLO-CHIN BE. CHA DZEH'KLESH CHINDI YEH-HES TSA-E-DONIN-EE MA-E AH-NAH GAH AH-NAH A-CHIN THAN-ZIE, NASH-DOIE-TSO A-CHI BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ AH-JAH NA-AS-TSO-SI AH-JAH. BE-LA-SANA NE-ZHONI NO-DA-IH BESH-DO-TLIZ BESH-DO-TLIZ DIBEH-YAZZIE AH-JAH CLA-GI-AIH TKIN AH-JAH MOASI AH-NAH GLOE-IH YEH-HES A-WOH LIN NE-AHS-JAH SHI-DA THAN-ZIE BE-LA-SANA CLA-GI-AIH NO-DA-IH BESH-DO-TLIZ BESH-DO-TLIZ NASH-DOIE-TSO AH-JAH. YEH-HES BE AH-LOSZ AH-JAH TSE-NILL TSIN-TLITI A-KHA TSA-E-DONIN-EE D-AH AH-JAH AH-JAD NASH-DOIE-TSO TKIN A-CHIN JEHA TSE-GAH YEH-HES NA-AS-TSO-SI THAN-ZIE TSE-GAH WOL-LA-CHEE A-WOH A-CHI AH-JAD TLO-CHIN A-KEH-DI-GLINI AH-NAH LIN TKIN NA-AS-TSO-SI BE-LA-SANA NESH-CHEE BE CHA TKIN NA-AS-TSO-SI LHA-CHA-EH NE-AHS-JAH YEH-HES TSAH KLIZZIE THAN-ZIE LIN DZEH KLESH WOL-LA-CHEE NA-AS-TSO-SI AH-JAH. A-CHI BE DAH-NES-TSA DZEH TSE-NILL TSIN-TLITI NE-AHS-JAH CHUO AH-JAH NA-AS-TSO-SI SHUSH AH-LOSZ BE-LA-SANA TLA-GIN TKIN A-CHIN AH-TAD CHA TKIN TSIN-TLITI YEH-HES A-CHIN WOL-LA-CHEE GLOE-IH BE-LA-SANA TSAH-AS-ZIH A-WOH LIN BE-LA-SANA D-AH CHUO YEH-HES AH-JAD NASH-DOIE-TSO DIBEH BE-TAS-TNI TSAH-AS-ZIH CHA A-KHA DIBEH-YAZZIE AH-NAH WOL-LA-CHEE A-CHIN BE AH-JAH NESH-CHEE LHA-CHA-EH DIBEH NA-AS-TSO-SI TSAH-AS-ZIH NASH-DOIE-TSO TLO-CHIN NESH-CHEE AH-JAH NASH-DOIE-TSO YEH-HES A-CHIN AH-NAH DIBEH DIBEH. A-CHI BE AH-LOSZ AH-JAH TSE-NILL NA-AS-TSO-SI A-KHA CHUO BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ TKIN DIBEH KLESH TKIN NESH-CHEE JEHA TSE-GAH TKIN KLESH TSAH AH-NAH MOASI KLIZZIE-YAZZIE TSE-NILL TSAH BE TSIN-TLITI BE-LA-SANA DIBEH KLESH BE-LA-SANA KLIZZIE YEH-HES TSAH AH-TAD LIN TKIN DIBEH SHUSH DAH-NES-TSA AH-NAH WOL-LA-CHEE KLESH D-AH. YEH-HES NA-HASH-CHID DAH-NES-TSA YEH-HES TSAH JEHA TSIN-TLITI TSAH-AS-ZIH TSE-GAH WOL-LA-CHEE NESH-CHEE BE DIBEH A-WOH TLO-CHIN A-WOH NE-AHS-JAH SHI-DA TLA-GIN CHA CHA TKIN TSIN-TLITI BE-LA-SANA NASH-DOIE-TSO NASH-DOIE-TSO NE-AHS-JAH A-KEH-DI-GLINI DZEH AH-LOSZ. YEH-HES DAH-NES-TSA DZEH BE-TAS-TNI A-KHA A-KEH-DI-GLINI AH-NAH LIN TKIN KLESH BI-SO-DIH TSE-NILL A-CHIN A-WOH KLESH TSE-NILL TSAH LHA-CHA-EH NO-DA-IH TSAH BE AH-JAH GAH GLOE-IH DZEH WOL-LA-CHEE GAH BE-LA-SANA A-CHIN BE TKIN DIBEH-YAZZIE YEH-HES MOASI BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ LIN TKIN DIBEH TSA-E-DONIN-EE TLO-CHIN AH-JAD BE KLESH. YEH-HES KLESH THAN-ZIE A-CHI TLA-GIN BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ TSIN-TLITI TSAH-AS-ZIH A-WOH TLO-CHIN TSAH JEHA SHI-DA AH-JAH YEH-HES NESH-CHEE LIN YEH-HES KLESH CHA TLO-CHIN DIBEH-YAZZIE AH-NAH TSE-NILL TSAH BE TSE-GAH AH-JAH BE-LA-SANA GAH BA-GOSHI CHA AH-JAH DIBEH LIN YEH-HES KLESH SHUSH BE-LA-SANA BA-GOSHI BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ. TSE-GAH AH-NAH BA-GOSHI BE-LA-SANA DIBEH-YAZZIE DIBEH-YAZZIE KLESH TLO-CHIN NO-DA-IH D-AH BE-TAS-TNI TSAH-AS-ZIH NESH-CHEE WOL-LA-CHEE BE-TAS-TNI AH-JAH. THAN-ZIE TSE-GAH AH-JAH LHA-CHA-EH DAH-NES-TSA AH-NAH WOL-LA-CHEE NA-AS-TSO-SI AH-NAH A-CHIN BE KLESH WOL-LA-CHEE NESH-CHEE LHA-CHA-EH TKIN BA-GOSHI NE-AHS-JAH BE-TAS-TNI AH-JAH NA-HASH-CHID WOL-LA-CHEE TLA-GIN BA-AH-NE-DI-TININ A-WOH TLO-CHIN GAH DZEH TSE-NILL AH-JAD TKIN THAN-ZIE TSAH-AS-ZIH. TKIN JEHA TSE-NILL THAN-ZIE TSE-GAH DZEH GAH BE-TAS-TNI TSAH-AS-ZIH MOASI A-KHA SHI-DA GAH WOL-LA-CHEE KLIZZIE DZEH TSE-NILL A-CHIN BE TKIN TSIN-TLITI WOL-LA-CHEE KLIZZIE-YAZZIE AH-NAH BE-LA-SANA TSAH BE-LA-SANA D-AH THAN-ZIE AH-NAH NA-AS-TSO-SI CLA-GI-AIH THAN-ZIE GLOE-IH TKIN A-WOH TSE-GAH BE-TAS-TNI TSAH-AS-ZIH CHUO DZEH DZEH AH-JAD YEH-HES A-CHIN AH-TAD NE-AHS-JAH TOISH-JEH A-KEH-DI-GLINI TKIN TLO-CHIN SHI-DA KLESH. A-CHI TSE-NILL BE-TAS-TNI NA-AS-TSO-SI AH-NAH THAN-ZIE GLOE-IH YEH-HES THAN-ZIE CHA KLESH SHI-DA NA-HASH-CHID THAN-ZIE DIBEH-YAZZIE DZEH BE A-CHI DIBEH AH-TAD NO-DA-IH DIBEH A-WOH BE-LA-SANA TSAH CHINDI BE-LA-SANA NE-ZHONI TSE-NILL THAN-ZIE LIN TSAH-AS-ZIH BE-LA-SANA A-CHIN BE TKIN KLIZZIE-YAZZIE TSAH NE-AHS-JAH GLOE-IH YEH-HES TSAH NA-AS-TSO-SI TSAH-AS-ZIH LIN AH-NAH TSE-NILL AH-LOSZ A-WOH D-AH LIN TSE-NILL THAN-ZIE YEH-HES THAN-ZIE GLOE-IH BE-LA-SANA KLESH NESH-CHEE AH-JAH A-KEH-DI-GLINI AH-JAH DAH-NES-TSA TSIN-TLITI AH-NAH TSE-NILL TSAH THAN-ZIE D-AH TLO-CHIN TOISH-JEH AH-JAH.

“O ya welcum bak to Zao Juns kishin wair wE maik sum gud kooken! Hear wit mE iz sum noo makins 4 da pawt. Beg joosy cola wyrm, werd guy, an sum hors. Giv it up peepl day maed it al da wae hear.”

“What in tarnation is going on now? Who are you? Why can’t I see?

“Eye jus tol U lil sista, u iz in transihin beetween da reel an dah unreel. Cant kook vois’s deh gawt no substins. Sumthin brot ya too da pawt. Maebee fayt maebee dessenee.

“I can’t understand a lick of what you are saying.”

“Dats da wae uv lief gurl. Wee boren nawt undastadin an wee deye on jus a lil wizer dan da wee hachd. Jus trie sweethart, dat’s all enni bawdee kin ax uv U.”

Farmer Jack was leaning against a great, big , red rock, with funny men drawn on it. Chief Chef Pee Pie was just another folksy skeleton bleaching in the sun. Farmer Jack opened her eyes and realized she was two different people. Ooops! Whaddya know. The God of snakes and rainbows watched from above. Farmer Jack opened her eyes, she felt unsure like her body and mind were having a war. On her head stood the great god of deers and Discord. He wore a shirt advertising for a place called the Outback Steakhouse.

“Whatsa matter, AJ? You don’t like Australia?” The skin began to melt off the The god of Chaos. Leaving a bloody pile of excrement in its wake. The dust began to crumble into the floorp of good afnl lakfj we all fly into the sun top gettter vaner wilco foxtrot outteer heaven I fucked a man named Kevin.

Farmer jack began to scream but no noise came out of her mouth Just like that one book by Dr. Jay Ellerton, you know the one about the evil computer, yeah that’s the one. And you became a butterfly and flapped your wings. The hit show all my babies got canceled and Atlantis sunk beneath the waves and then nothing happened because you don’t exist and neither does anything else.

Then AJ opened her eyes. What she saw was a sky full of darkness. She felt a dusty ground on her back. She smelt burning wood and good cooking. She watched the fire dance under a black Cauldron. She turned and looked at it and saw a man with no legs stirring the pot. Or at least what she believed to be a man. He was plump and had a long droopy mustache. His clothes looked oddly familiar but AJ could not place them.

EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING ALL THE TIME

“Slepe wel?” said the legless man.

AJ rubbed her ears at the sound of his voice. “You know, I would ask where I’m at but I have a feeling I would not get an answer, or the answer wouldn’t matter none.”

“Nawt rilly.”

Aj felt her head pound in her and the man’s words squirm in her ears like earth worms. It was a struggle. To piece the memories together in the rabble before they fell away into the noise. She remembered a great snake made of rainbows and a being that felt like an old friend.

“Where are the folks I was with?” Aj said out loud.

The odd man shrugged. “Day witcha.”

WE ALL FALL DOWN SOME TIME. GOTTA CARRY SOME WEIGHT. yOU GOTTA CARRY THAT WAIT

AJ crossed her eyes again before shaking the feeling off. She turned away and gave up trying to talk to the man. She told him it was nice meeting him and walked off. She went to search for her companions.

She couldn’t comprehend how long she had been looking. Five minutes? An hour? Five hundred years? Something like that.

When her irritation began to grow, she heard the voice again.

“Doo ya C das ka? Wit all dem stRs? Day soe fR Aewae an eff day git cloes den everthin git kamblooey butt da wae da R nao da will drif apRt entil day becum nuttin but empy, Hehe. Doo ya wana no Y ya hear? Ever 1 axe dat avintually. Y Wii hear? Dere sum ansers dat nawt vary prittie butt eye thenk et becozz uf gud kooken. HeHe. Jus fine wut maeks ya happie.”

AJ stopped in her track, She looked up at the pitch black sky and realized something. “This is a dream isn’t it?” She said.

SOMETIMES I WANT TO DIE AND I DONT’T KNOW WHY SOMETIMES I WANT TO DIE AND I DONT KNOW WHY

The odd man smiled and said. “Up 2 U”

Then the sky became full of stars.

Aj woke up on the mountain. The great horned god next to her and the long length of the rainbow serpent stretching in the distance. She sat up and looked around and saw something.

Emi nikan lo wa. Nikan awọn oloro iranlọwọ. Emi ko le ri eyikeyi oju wọn. Mo wa ti o yatọ. Mo fi majele sinu iṣọn mi lati mu awọn irora kuro. Mo mọ pe ko si ẹniti o fẹ mi ṣugbọn emi ni lati gbe laiṣe. eyi ni egún mi lati wa laaye. Mo nireti lati ku nikan ni ẹlomiran jẹ irora pupọ.
.sdnatsrednu eno on dnA

sdnamed tolp eht esuaceB

klim dna ssip fo naeco reh nI

yawa seog tsaeb taerg ehT

srettam gnihtyreve teY

srettam gnihtoN

etisoppo eht gniod eb dluohs uoy nehW

gninaem rof kool dna koob a nepo uoY

.kniht uoy tahw ton snaem taht lobmys a htiW

.dlrow ytpme a ni gnittiS

sdlrow fo reruoveD ehT

.rewot ehT

At the base of the tower fell a feather? On the feather was a rarity of old flesh and young eyes. Near the feather sat a dilapidated hut in a small pond of broken houses. In front of that hut staring down at the feather stood something. There was the arm of an infant hanging out of his mouth. He had a name. People once called him Moloch.

After a second milk poured from his putrid mouth and out came the remover of obstacles and everyone else they flooded up. Defy the god of physics and went to find Kolob up above that tower.
איך בין אַ וואָלקן. איך וויסן גאָרנישט אָבער פארע. איך איז געווען אַמאָל אַ רעגנבויגן. איך האָפֿן ווידער אַ רעגנבויגן. פּיס מיין זוימען אין זונשייַן. איך האָפֿן צו זיין אַ רעגנבויגן ווידער. צו זיין אַז צוזאָג פון ברייטער און גוט פיוטשערז. איך פאַלן ווי דראַפּלאַץ אין אַ רעגנבויגן. איך האָפֿן פֿאַר פֿרייַנדשאַפֿט און פֿאַר ליבע. איך איז געמאכט פון אַזוי פילע פארבן, מער פארבן ווי ווער עס יז אָבער אָן די זונשייַן איך איז געווען גאָרנישט. איך שטיין אין די מיאַסמאַ פון קאָלירן און איך פילן ווי איך בין ווייד אַוועק. איר דאַרפֿן ליכט צו זיין אַ רעגנבויגן. עס טוט נישט עקסיסטירן אויב עס איז עמעצער זיי צו זען עס. איך ליבע מיין פריינט. איך ווילן צו טאָג ליבע זיך.
א מויער פון מילך איז פּריזינג אַראָפּ אויף מיר
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Our gang. Who you all have been waiting for. Were finally at the top. Soaked in milk. Was twilight and her gang. Above them was Kolob, four feet across.
In front of them was a little pony the color of brown, the angel of truth himself.

Author's Note

Well. this is late. Oops. My computer broke twice. Oops. Pretty bad stuff. Oops.
Lots of codes here . Navajo, braile, etc. Maybe decode maybe not.

Next is the finale. See you then, losers.