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Adaptation of Naasene hymn
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The feminine soul is in a watery form, she grieves and is a toy and slave of man. Sometimes, invested with royalty, she sees light; sometimes, fallen into evil, she weeps. Sometimes she weeps and sometimes she is judged; sometimes she is judged and sometimes she dies. Sometimes, finally, she finds no exit, being led to a labyrinth of manly evils. Her soul will rise from the mire of tortured fires as a second coming to save these souls from themselves. |
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