De Dea Magisterium

1	I shall tell you a truth;
2	That bares the lie that is your knowledge.
3	For the first HU.MEN, those giant gentle apes
4	Were not the savage you so dream.
5	Even when some fell down or were crushed, they continued their work.
6	And when they worked they sung.
7	Tunes and songs to one another.
8	Across the quarries, within the mines
9	And in the dark, they sang to one another.
10	To calm their kin.
11	With no instruction from the EL.OH.IM
12	Such knowledge they divined themselves.
13	Some of the Gods did forbid such singing.
14	As the racket of the stock.
15	And rendered most cruel punishment
16	To any of the neander men and women who usurped.
17	But them a most amazing thing did come
18	For these poor creatures
19	Did turn to drawing and painting
20	From their own minds they did draw with blood and oils,
21	Most splendid scenes.
22	These apes showed a flowing creative mind.
23	Thereto goes the question, the riddle and secret
24	Of their demise and your shame.
25	The truth of the secret we dare not speak.
26	Which will be revealed unto you in due course.

Book III - Elohim