From internal turmoil to societal catechizer; from French to English; from bareness to fullness,

Géhenne & Thébaïdes offers an embroidery of reflections, best captured by its own verses:

"Ô, perfidie, sous ton masque, quel hypocrite dévie!" (Chrystème)

"No symmetry, era here to persist," (Poincaré Automorphism)

"Kierkegaard face à l'abîme de l'Être," (Modermes);

"Is lost among the enigmatic roses, their thorns in eerie display." (Dear Rose)

-A. C. E. T