Tilman Riemenschneider, ascension of Mary Magdalene from the Münnerstadt Altar, 1490–1492
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I'm going down with the rosary
Tongue pressed on guilt from a dove in my teeth
I could watch it drip down and cover my skin
The taste of Christ sits still while I swallow your insides
I could let it drag you down to cover our sins
If I could lift you off the ground they'd cry out that this is what love is
When they unravel the webs that I've spun
What shall be undone?
When they unravel the webs that I've spun
What shall be undone?
Mother of God on the rosary
So is she here with us?
Does she want what she sees?
Watch me come undone
Watch me come undone
When God unravels the webs that I've spun
What shall be undone?
When God unravels the webs that I've spun
What shall be undone?
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Swallow your insides I could let it drag you downnn to cover ourrr sinn I could lift you off the ground then cry out that this what love is😫😫
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Reading the Digby Mary Magdalene play.
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Come to the night gently.
Do not run.
Do not leap.
The sun sets on a schedule entirely her own.
There is no need to run eastwords
to hurry her on.
As the dusk settles
and the bruised air
fills your lungs,
and the black hares
hunker on the hillside,
Breathe.
Listen.
Witness
as the dark moon rises.
Rise alongside it and
greet the darkening sky.
You will see that
even as the sun’s gold
has fully faded,
and the purple breeze
has softened,
there is light.
That—
that which is part of you—
that which you are part of—
that which beckons you to rest.
For
there is no leaving.
There is only going home
where there are friends to meet you.
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No song has ever captured the agony and internal conflict of Catholic Guilt, particularly around sex, as well as this. It's soul destroying
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Nobody was doing it like Mary Magdalene. Tits out. Standing on a mountain. Holding a skull. She’s like the lesbian catholic hamlet. Aesthetically an absolute win for the gays.
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half a mind, that keeps the other second guessing.
not strong enough, boygenius; mary magdalene, antonio ciseri
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Rogier van der Weyden or Roger de la Pasture (Netherlandish, c.1399-1464)
Triptych: The Crucifixion, St. Mary Magdalene, detail, ca.1443-45
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
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The two Marys and Salome at Christ’s tomb, 18th century icon
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mary magdalene (1994) by kiki smith
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(vía Mary Magdalene with Angels)
Mary Magdalene with Angels. Completed c. 1490. Medium, limewood.
This piece is located in Munich’s Bavarian National Museum, the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum. Tilman Riemenschneider.
Tilman Riemenschneider was a master sculptor and woodcarver from the late medieval.
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