Hymn to Lilith

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Oh , night wondering hunger,
Lamia, Satyr copulating woman of desire,
My lust be thy song, I steal away with your flight, north of the sea, 
Eight times to the left I dance , eight times I drink, my wings , 12 of them caress your bloodstained mouth.
Show me the doorway, spread your dark wings , mark me a Sibyl, and I shall welcome your children to drink... by the light of your song, in fullness of devotion I sip of your kiss in the abyss of the well of shadows

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