VI
Fanisk Lyrics


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Of many swords, blue and golden--
Thou hast sung, first and last.
From the ever-risen, ever-fallen,
Blossoming hexagon.
Mystic Aar, of etheric talon--
Through many forms, ye have shone.
Revealing thyself, through paths of splendor;
Crushing in, perfection.
All and none, without, within.
All doubt destroyed, before thy palm.
Can-descent prism, of celestial wisdom--
A harmonic infinity have I be-known.
One thousand eyes, one thousand dominions,
Against and, above all time.




Of many spheres, unborn and olden--
One is the numeral, of Gotos will.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Fanisk's song VI are full of symbolism and mysticism. The first stanza, "Of many swords, blue and golden--/ Thou hast sung, first and last./ From the ever-risen, ever-fallen,/ Blossoming hexagon," sets the tone for the rest of the song. The "swords" can be interpreted as symbols of power or knowledge, which the singer has sung about from the beginning to the end of time. The "ever-risen, ever-fallen" could be a reference to cycles of life and death or to the eternal struggle between good and evil. The "blossoming hexagon" is a mysterious image that could represent a sacred geometric shape or a portal to another realm.


The second stanza, "Mystic Aar, of etheric talon--/ Through many forms, ye have shone./ Revealing thyself, through paths of splendor;/ Crushing in, perfection," continues the esoteric themes. The "Mystic Aar" could refer to a spiritual guide or a magical force that has taken on many forms throughout history. The "paths of splendor" suggest a journey of enlightenment or transformation, while the "crushing in, perfection" could mean overcoming obstacles to attain spiritual purity.


The final stanza, "All and none, without, within./ All doubt destroyed, before thy palm./ Can-descent prism, of celestial wisdom--/ A harmonic infinity have I be-known./ One thousand eyes, one thousand dominions,/ Against and, above all time./ Of many spheres, unborn and olden--/ One is the numeral, of Gotos will," is perhaps the most cryptic of all. The lines "All and none, without, within" suggest a state of unity or transcendence, where distinctions between self and other disappear. The "Can-descent prism" could be a reference to a crystal that refracts light, symbolizing the infinite aspects of wisdom. The "one thousand eyes, one thousand dominions" could refer to multiple dimensions of existence. Finally, "Gotos will" is likely to be a reference to the personal mythology of the band.


Line by Line Meaning

Of many swords, blue and golden--
Referring to the vast and diverse array of weapons, some adorned with blue and gold, that have been utilized by warriors.


Thou hast sung, first and last.
Implying that the singer has imparted timeless wisdom that was spoken of in the past, and will continue to be discussed in the future.


From the ever-risen, ever-fallen, Blossoming hexagon.
Conveying the idea that the singer has seen and experienced the cyclical nature of life, which is represented by a growing hexagon shape with blooming corners.


Mystic Aar, of etheric talon--
Referring to the imaginary creature, Aar, which has mystical qualities and talons that grip onto the etheric realm.


Through many forms, ye have shone.
Indicating that the singer has taken on numerous identities and forms throughout history and has shone brilliantly in each of them.


Revealing thyself, through paths of splendor;
Suggesting that the singer has shown their true self by traversing the most beautiful paths available.


Crushing in, perfection.
Describing the act of pushing oneself toward perfection by crushing any obstacles or limitations that may exist.


All and none, without, within.
Emphasizing the fact that the singer is present in all things and nothing at the same time, both internally and externally.


All doubt destroyed, before thy palm.
Asserting that the singer has eradicated all doubts by possessing a sense of confidence and certainty that inspires trust in others.


Can-descent prism, of celestial wisdom--
Portraying the singer as a prism that refracts the light of celestial wisdom and enlightens those who are receptive to it.


A harmonic infinity have I be-known.
Communicating that the singer has experienced the timeless and perfect harmonies of infinity and has become acquainted with them.


One thousand eyes, one thousand dominions, Against and, above all time.
Evoking the image of a powerful being with many eyes and the ability to dominate over all things, including time itself.


Of many spheres, unborn and olden-- One is the numeral, of Gotos will.
Suggesting that there are countless worlds throughout time and beyond it, but one particular sphere represents the supreme will of Gotos.




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@markbaston8147

Goosebumps x 10.

@staale241

Lyrics:
Of many swords, blue and golden--
Thou hast sung, first and last.
From the ever-risen, ever-fallen,
Blossoming hexagon.
Mystic Aar, of etheric talon--
Through many forms, ye have shone.
Revealing thyself, through paths of splendor;
Crushing in, perfection.
All and none, without, within.
All doubt destroyed, before thy palm.
Candescent prism, of celestial wisdom--
A harmonic infinity have I beknown.
One thousand eyes, one thousand dominions,
Against and, above all time.
Of many spheres, unborn and olden--
One is the numeral, of Gotos will

@youhavetomogit5124

The ads come on a unfortunate moment in this song