Upon the millions and the millions, to love is to love, unknowingly, so lonely

At that time you did not know it, you have not had a possibility of knowing yet, my love, my lover, oh, my friend, as for the illuminate days, and nights, we've spend hurdling with our lions through the deserts of our pure love, unbearably free and terrifyingly hot, under the scorching sun rays of endless fires, as we are since the inception of time, and since the scripts began by the drops of blood we've left behind on hunting trips for life itself, now silence! Dear, so lonely.

Upon the millions and the millions, to love is to love, unknowingly, so lonely STARWHEEL — Take a good look at the sculptural portrait showcased in this post, housed at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. It might just be a statue of Akhenaten’s daughter or his wife — who, incidentally, is hailed as one of the most stunning women ever to grace our planet. With an aura of ‘superhuman’ aesthetic perfection, she effortlessly captivates all who gaze upon her. But wait, there's more: she's also sporting an unusually large skull.

Now, let’s talk about Akhenaten, her father or husband, the bizarre pharaoh who turned the traditional Egyptian religious order on its head. This man, the pioneer of monotheism, also possessed those peculiar physical features — an elongated skull, disturbingly long fingers, and an androgynous appearance. As Professor Bob Brier, a leading Egyptologist, dramatically put it, Akhenaten resembled “a creature from another planet catapulted into the Egyptian desert.” Let that sink in for a moment.

A smorgasbord of theories attempts to explain these striking characteristics. Some point to genetic disorders, but come on — typically, such abnormalities ripple through family lines. Plus, considering Akhenaten and his wife weren’t blood relatives, do those ideas even hold water? Others suggest these features were mere artistic flourishes, yet it begs the question: why restrict this peculiar style only to a select few in the royal echelon?

After Akhenaten’s untimely demise, a systematic erasure

I will be but awaiting your confirmation of return, which is about to happen very soon, my love, and will then tell you about the little secret that you have not been ever able to know not knowingly not ever, therefore it's your return, not mine, it's ours, to behold the spine, the path, the sorrow and the pain of skies, pierced by the millions upon millions. Welcome!

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Titled: Upon the millions and the millions, to love is to love, unknowingly
To the series: hashem a la carte | shalom einz zwei drei
More info, if required, can be found at the Kairo Museum, or currently, to much surprice, at the Brisbane museum too, and esp inscribed by the sarcophagus of ressurective Isis

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