The Absolute Angelic Need To Sneak In Some Random Latin Phrases Into Your Everyday English But Worrying

The absolute angelic need to sneak in some random Latin phrases into your everyday English but worrying you sound pretentious to other people.

You may look in the mirror and feel like you've lost yourself.

But you know who you are, and I see you for it.

Angels, demons, deities. I see your shimmering headdresses, horns, and divine aura. You're grandiose and powerful just as you are.

Faeries, fae-folk, my kin. I see your teeth, razor sharp, contrasting those beautiful wings ever so splendidly. I miss when we could fly together.

Canines. Wolves, dogs, hyenas. Don't be afraid to bear your teeth. Not a moment goes by where your energy doesn't delight me, strong and playful and mysterious.

Felines. Tigers, cats, pumas. You're sneaky, and cunning. Your coat shines ever so beautifully in the sun with your careful management. You're truly gorgeous, prideful specimens.

Vampires, werewolves, dragons, zombies. You beasts of the night are thoroughly misrepresented. You're whimsical and terrifying, respected and loved. As you properly should be.

My cold-blooded friends! Your instincts are unparalleled. Ever vigilant but somehow so peaceful, you never fail to impress me.

Yes it's true, your non-kin companions might not see you for who you truly are. But I see your eyes, your ears, your tails, I see both snouts and muzzles alike, I see beings of great power, beings of great wisdom, beings of great kindness.

Look in the mirror again. Can't you see what I see?

feeds angels communion bread like i’m an old person on a park bench throwing crumbs to birds

A collection of mythical winged beasties from various countries, plus a bonus possum.

(I also made them into stickers for myself, if you want them too I’ll be putting the redbubble link in the comments later.)

i’ll spread my wings and i’ll learn how to- oh. oh shit. i didn’t mean to knock that over. i underestimated my wingspan. shit. i’m so sorry

~ The Calvatone Victory.

Date: A.D. 2nd century (Torso, head and sphere; the rest parts were reconstructed and added in 1844 according to the then views of the iconography of Victor)

Medium: Guilded bronze