For here, apart, dwells one whose hands have wrought
Strange eidola that chill the world with fear;
Whose graven runes in tomes of dread have taught
What things beyond the star-gulfs lurk and leer.
Dark Lord of Averoigne - whose windows stare
On pits of dream no other gaze could bear!

H.P. Lovecraft.

“Them things told the Kanakys that ef they mixed bloods there’d be children as ud look human at fust, but later turn more’n more like the things, till finally they’d take to the water an’ jine the main lot o’ things daown thar. An’ this is the important part, young feller—them as turned into fish things an’ went into the water wouldn’t never die. Them things never died excep’ they was kilt violent.” (“The Shadow Over Innsmouth”)

H.P. Lovecraft.


"necessita c'induce, e non diletto" ~ Dante


"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away"


NO PARTS - STRAP ON ~ a Domme palindrome (same forwards or backwards)

"Her instruments of torture were more numerous than those of any other governess. Her supply of birch was extensive, and kept in water, so that it was always green and pliant: she had shafts with a dozen whip thongs on each of them; a dozen different sizes of cat-o'-nine-tails, some with needle points worked into them; various kinds of thin bending canes; leather straps like coach traces; battledoors, made of thick sole-leather, with inch nails run through to docket, and currycomb tough hides rendered callous by many years flagellation. Holly brushes, furze brushes; a prickly evergreen, called butcher's bush; and during the summer, a glass and China vases, filled with a constant supply of green nettles, with which she often restored the dead to life. Thus, at her shop, whoever went with plenty of money, could be birched, whipped, fustigated, scourged, needle-pricked, half-hung, holly-brushed, furze-brushed, butcher-brushed, stinging-nettled, curry-combed, phletbotomized, and tortured till he had a belly full."

Unknown on Theresa Berkley (19th Century Dominatrix)


"People spend a lifetime searching for happiness; looking for peace. They chase idle dreams, addictions, religions, even other people, hoping to fill the emptiness that plagues them. The irony is the only place they ever needed to search was within."

Ramona L. Anderson



"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."

Dr. Seuss




"Peace is possible, even neccesary, so drop the sword and pick up the hammer and the saw....and let's build a better world."




"It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. It isn't enough to believe in peace. One must work at it."

Eleanor Roosevelt




On February 15th 2003 there was a peace march in New York city.

THE WORLD SAYS NO TO WAR.

On that day a woman spoke these words,

"We must stand unbroken, unbowed and unashamed..... we need healthcare, we need education....we need freedom in this nation!"





The Vampire Birth

Thick mist arose across the gravestones,
Blotted out the crescent moon,
Flowing white among the bones,
Unholy mist so late in June.
In front of one mighty white angel,
Beneath the cold vapours,
Soil began to part,
Bringing forth five fingers.
Dirty bloodied nails,
Long white fingers;
In death the body pales,
When blood no longer lingers.
Sideward splitting soils speed up,
Now an arm and soon a head,
Then a body coming up,
Feet to complete the living dead.
A deep, black shadow surveys the work,
A new creature of human form,
Evil but meters from the Kirk,
In its wake is left a storm.