Prologue
Antichrisis Lyrics


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Vitae At Threscwald Anachoreta in Mortem




Overall Meaning

The Latin phrase "Vitae At Threscwald Anachoreta in Mortem" can be translated to "Life in Threscwald, a recluse unto death". The song "Prologue" by Antichrisis uses these words as part of the opening lyrics to set a tone of isolation and detachment. The song goes on to explore themes of mortality and the search for meaning in life.


The opening lines introduce a character who has chosen to live in solitude, away from society. The use of the word "anachoreta" further emphasizes the idea of a chosen hermitage, rather than isolation forced upon someone. The title of the song suggests that this character has chosen this life until death, implying a permanent retreat from the world.


The lyrics then expand on this idea, exploring the fleeting nature of life and the futility of material possessions in the grand scheme of things. The line "all the treasures of the world are but passing fancies" suggests that even the most valuable possessions will eventually be forgotten, reinforcing the idea that true meaning must come from something deeper than material wealth.


Overall, "Prologue" sets a melancholic tone and expresses an existential longing for meaning and purpose in life. It's a sobering reminder that life is brief and fragile, and that true fulfillment must be found beyond the material realm.


Line by Line Meaning

Vitae at Threscwald anachoreta in Mortem
The hermit in Threscwald retreats from life into death




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Ebryl Kation

Es ist so simplifiziert und gleichzeitig so musikalisch wertvoll. WOW

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