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AKA CAROLINE E. KENNEDY - CAROLINA KENNEDIA 

OCTOBER 10, 2006

THE THEME OF
THE LADY OF SHALOTT

Painting by J.W. Waterhouse (1849-1917)
Please click on the image above to go to the poem.
The classic poem, 'The Lady of Shalott' by Alfred Lord Tennyson is renowned in English literature. It is a legend retold from ancient Celtic and other European legends. What is the theme of the poem of the Lady of Shalott? Just what is this haunting story all about?

One of the gifts our patriarch Joseph had was that inner guidance that comes by the Holy Spirit. Joseph knew the God of his fathers. He came to comprehend His divine character. With that came wisdom and understanding. He perceived the meaning and purpose of events in the lives and histories of God's people. And so it was in this devotion that Joseph came to perceive the hidden meaning of dreams.

This is not unusual. We see many examples of this throughout the scriptures. The Holy Spirit has not changed. He still does this same work today. It is called "discernment of spirits". This is one of the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit. The gifts of the Spirit were laid out for us by the Apostle Paul. (1Cor.12:10)

Much music, art, and literature are dreamscapes. They are passed down through the generations and through the centuries. These stories and legends carry some rich and potent themes. Within this poem of the Lady of Shalott are embedded some very important spiritual messages. Some of these messages are beautiful and true. Others are gnostic cover stories. They have been sent to "cloak" a deeper hidden truth. Many holy themes are woven into profane threads to produce popular myths for the masses. Many of the tales of men are deceptions. They are diversions and obfuscations of the truth. In these stories dark angels are at work. They are trying to express themselves through the artist. By twisting the story around they are offering another message. Oftentimes it is a message of dissinformation. Their mission and their agenda is well known. They are trying to turn human hearts away from the Light.

Stories and legends change with the passage of time. Myths and fables are re-engineered and embellished as they are passed down the generations. All this brings up an important point. A spiritual war is always being waged in the arts. Different spirits are warring with each other. Each one is struggling to capture the storyline, and the send out their message to draw away the souls of men. Many holy truths are often twisted in their passage through time.

They are dragged out of the Light and submerged in the subconscious realms of human darkness. These are the gnostic spirits that operate in our culture. They do their work on the beautiful side of evil.

Many literary themes were originally holy eternal truths. They were derived from sacred sources. They had special meaning in past times. When these stories are untangled the real story can often be discerned. They can then be seen for what they really are. Then, and only then, will they find their real interpretation and have meaning for us. Many stories and themes in Holy Scripture and in common literature will have meaning for us again in times to come. The woman wes ee showcased in Scripture from Genesis to Revelation is a classic example. So to is the ever popular literary theme of 'Beauty and the Beast'. These themes can speak to us again in reality and in truth if we can discern the eternal truth in the original pattern. As we shall discover, it is very helpful and instructive for us to discern the theme hidden in this haunting English poem, the Lady of Shalott.

The artists,generally speaking, work in the hidden realms of the subconscious.

They do not know who the spirits are that they are actually dealing with as they work in their art. They are transcendentalists.

They channel spirits into and out of the realms of the inner mind. They are quite unaware of what they are doing. And they do not really know the spirits that inspire and possess them and work through them. Since the fall of man in the Garden of Eden we have lost access to our own subconscious mind. But this is the realm of artists. So artists are unable to operate in a rational and reasoned way as we do in the conscious realm. They work in the existential realm. They sense things and feel things subjectively rather than observing and working with concrete realities in an objective way. Even when they deal in these potent and powerful themes artists are often completely unaware of their true origin. Nor do they know the deeper meaning behind the messages they bring out in their words, their art, or their music.

Many popular and recurring literary themes come from holy sources. The Arthurian grail legends are a case in point. All of them are derived from the communion cup of Christ. This was the original meaning.

 But gnostic spirits see the blood of Christ as their nemesis.

The blood of Atonement is their ultimate undoing. So they have changed the story. In the grail legends they have turned the energy of the true communion into a myth and a magic show. Gnostic diversions and "bait and switch" substitutions of holy themes are quite common in literature. All sorts of stories of a profane and perverse nature come in to take over the story. They cloak the truth that was there in the original account. And so they bring in a new story, often a myth, that appeals to the baser instincts of the people.

So when it comes to the spiritual dimension to art the artists are not in the loop. They are just artists. They follow beauty, even if it leads to the beautiful side of evil. They download dream fragments from their subconscious that came into their mind from the spirit realm. But the spirits they work with are usually completely unknown to them. As artists they perceive and deal in the beauty of the story without asking too many questions. But that is all. They do not know the holy eternal truth behind the beauty. Nor are they aware of the true origin of the stories they are working with.

The present age we live in is an evil one. So the interminglings of the holy and the profane are quite common. Beauty is twisted and profaned and so is truth. And then they are torn apart from one another. Because of the fall of man beauty and truth are in a broken state of disconnection. Occasionally an artist will discover the connection. It was Keats who said,

Beauty is truth, truth, beauty.
That is all you know on earth.
And all you need to know.
So is there a valid interpretation of the theme of the Lady of Shalott? What is the message in the poem? Is it merely telling a story of a lost princess in medieval times? Or is it telling an epic story of western civilization that is yet to fully unfold? Many lessons can be derived from this poem. And these can certainly have personal application. But is it more than this? Could the theme of the poem of the Lady of Shalott be a wider prophecy for the English speaking people?

If there is a message in this poem then what is it? Is it a warning to a group mof people as they appoach the threshold of an epic history? Is this poem a warning to the English speaking people concerning a great and hidden danger that lies out there in our future?

There are many messages coming at us from the culture in which we live. Much of it is meaningless "noise". But some messages come through the generations loud and clear. There is a message in the story for those who have ears to hear. These messages pass on down through the generations with the people. The messages can be found in their oral traditions, in their written literature and in their music. The dreams and their underlying messages are carried along with the peoples in their migrations through various geographical places and through time. These spiritual lessons are woven into the cultural matrix. They are expressed in many artistic forms. Do these stories have special significance as western Christendom comes to the climax of this age?

The classic themes in this famous poem, the Lady of Shalott, are ancient. They extend back into the mists of time. How far back? Is this poem merely showcasing a medieval theme of a woman as she makes a fatal encounter with chivalry? Is it just another Arthurian legend? Or might the story go back to the Celts. Is it a story they told during their wanderings westward through the forests of Europe and through time? Could the themes within the Lady of Shalott go back even further? Could they be traced even further back to the ancient idolatries, the banishment, and the subsequent wanderings of the lost ten tribes of Israel?

If the Europeans are from ancient Israel then they don't know about it. They would have amnesia. All they would have left would be some half buried memories. Vague and shifting stories of a lost people keep appearing out of a mists of Celtic mythology. What lies beneath all this?

We know that Europeans came to call themselves 'Caucasians'. But what does this mean? Did they come west into Europe in a series of ancient migrations by way of the Caucasus Mountains? They don't know. Neither do their historians or their anthropologists it seems. Their theologians are even more lost. The Holy Scriptures are loaded with information that might give some answers. But they are content to remain willingly ignorant. They do not even study the scriptures for clues as to what might have happened. They could soon find out that the northern ten tribes of Israel were taken captive up into Assyria and never came home. What happened to these people. Are they still lost, like the Lady of Shalott?

It is a sad state of affairs. Many modern Church leaders refuse to look at the Bible as history. Nor do they consider what has been written in Bible prophecy. They have lost contact with the God of Israel. Some of them even think God is dead. They have said as much. They are spiritually lost and in a state of disconnected narcissism. Just like the Lady of Shalott.

And here in the west we have a people who are lost.
They drift aimlessly along the rivers of life.
They are selfists drifting amongst the narcissus flowers.
They stare at the image of their own face in the waters.
And yet they don't know their real name.
They have amnesia.
Is this not unlike the Lady of Shalott?

This poem emerged in the Victorian era. For over a hundred years it has been taught in school literature classes. It is now well known throughout the English speaking world. This lady is supposedly safe. She is secure there in her castle. But in her heart and soul she is lost and alone. The days are evil and she is unsatisfied. In this state of insecurity she is especially vulnerable. She weaves her tapestry. And she muses about the one who has gone from her. Will he return? Will he really be coming back for her? And here is the real question.
Can she wait for him? In the poem we see that even in the waiting the Lady of Shalott has lost contact with someone very important. Even the waiting has become conflicted and oppressive. And so she takes shelter in her castle between the rivers.

As we pursue the theme of the Lady of Shalott the poem is painting a picture. A woman, apparently in accordence with her own will, is held in a place of rigid confinement. She lives alone within the walls of a castle of stone. It has been built for her. And that is now where she lives. She lives her live in her lonely reveries, surrounded by cold masonic walls. Around her castle flows the river, on both sides. There she is in her lonely tower, weaving her tapestry and singing a song to herself. She is not really contented there. Deep in her soul she is restless. She wants to get out in the world. Her heart longs for a champion. The tapestries and her dreams will not satisfy her. She longs for a man of flesh and blood.

What sort of trouble is she in? Why is she barricadeded away like this?
Where is her Father, her brothers and sisters, and the rest of her Family?
And where is her Betrothed?

In the poem we see her longings. She seems to be estranged from others and isolated from meaningful social contact. And out of this state of disconnection comes her loneliness and her confusion. She wants someone she can reach out and touch. She longs for an earthy worldly protector. Someone of flesh and material substance. Someone who will be her defender. She has become impatient and restless. This is her state of mind when Sir Lancelot passes by.

What is this piece of literature? Is it a condensation of medieval dreams (and nightmares) carried with the European peoples as they have gone through their histories? What has happened to this girl? We get the sense that we have not heard the full story here. Does she know where she came from. What are her family connections? Can she remember?

Someone, whom she once cared deeply for, is out there somewhere. He is the big story in her past. But where is he? Where is the one who is supposed to be her protector and friend?

The Lady of Shalott is a woman of mystery. Who is she? What is her story? And how did she get this way? As the story comes to its tragic ending we see the young lady in a swoon. Even as she leaves her castle and makes her way toward her final lover the curse is upon her. She is seen drifting down the river towards Camelot. Or is it really Babylon? She has abandoned herself to her earthy champion. And as she sings her last mournful song her life is swiftly fading from her.

Haven't we seen this picture before? Is this not the story of the quintessential lost women? And isn't this the story of the lost northern kingdom of Israel? Is this not a retelling of that great Biblical saga of Gomer, the lost wife of the prophet Hosea?

THE LADY OF SHALOTT.
A PICTURE OF THE WORLDLY ECUMENICAL CHURCH?

As we seek the interpretation of the main theme of the Lady of Shalott we soon come to realize that we have seen this woman before. We look at the worldly western church and see just how far she has drifted from her First Love. In the book of Revelation the Saviour brings a warning and exhortation to each of the seven churches in Asia Minor. (Rev. 3) Like the modern ecumenical church and today's post-modern church many of them were in danger of losing contact with the Christ they once knew and loved. In various ways they had become estranged from their true Betrothed. There is a deep romantic and spiritual need within each of us for an intimate relationship with God. So when the church becomes estranged from Christ and they become restless their heart begins to turn. Their eyes turn to gaze upon the flesh and to the sights and sounds of this world. The modern ecumenical and post modern church has done this. She has discounted the Word and Message their Betrothed brings concerning His return. They are willingly ignorant of His Second Coming. And so in forgetting Him and His future return they begin to make other plans for their security. They settle for an earthy human substitute. Their eyes wander and they gaze out the window, looking for man of flesh and blood. They want someone in their here and now. He must take the place of the true Beloved they have lost contact with. Their heart desire has undergone a change. And so the church is now operating on the carnal side of her nature. The ecumenical church begins to long for, even lust after, a god-man, even a politico-religious strongman. They want someone of flesh and blood, just like the kings and princes they are beholden to. They want a champion that they can see! And he will become their lover.

Our Lady muses and slumbers in her cathedral of stone. She dreams of an ultimate worldly sort of saviour. Is this the dreaming of that section of the western church who posed the question "Is God dead"?

The Lady of Shalott is a lady in waiting. But where is her heart. And what of the One to whom she is betrothed. Is she preparing herself and her garments for His return? Or has she grown tired of waiting for Him?

THE LADY OF SHALOTT;
ANOTHER STORY OF 'BEAUTY AND THE BEAST'?

Here in this poem we see a woman of destiny.
But where is her first Love?
Will she keep the faith?
Or will she seek after
another?

This is where the main theme of the Lady of Shalott becomes prophetic. In a future world crisis, a worldly global covenant maker is prophesied to come onto the scene. (Dan.9:27) Like Zeuss with Europa he will present himself as someone who will deliver for her. He will present himself as a peacemaker, a megadealer, and the temporal saviour of the world. But will he come in God's name? No he will not. He will come "in his own name"? (John 5:43)

Jesus Himself prophesied that his people would forsake Him. They would turn their back on Him and follow after another man. This coming prince would not come in the Father's name. He will be a selfist. He will come in his own name.

This is an exceedingly important storyline. It is, in fact, the basis of the end-time drama. The Bible prophesies a general apostasy. There will be a 'great falling away' from the faith as this age comes to its climax. Through it all the God of Israel will be sifting the nations and calling His people out once again.

A usurper and a false messiah is destined to arise on the world scene. This is the theme of 'beauty and the beast'. The coming peacemaker will try to imitate, outstage, and pre-empt the coming true Messiah. As a global megadealer and covenantmaker this other prince is out to seduce and to waylay the woman of Biblical fame. She is the woman who has been promised to the true Prince of Peace. The true Messiah will return at the end of the story. And what will He find?

CAMELOT; AND BABYLON.

Meanwhile, our heroine is locked up in a castle. Who built the castle for her? Apparently it has been provided for her by her worldly lovers. She is locked away in a castle established in the world, even a castle between two rivers. Might this be a veiled reference to the Mesopotamian city of Babylon, a city of which it was said "a river runs through it".

Babylon was that ancient city back in the cradle of civilization. The word "Mesopotamia" means "between the rivers". Is Camelot a literary allusion to that first city of mankind, the city of Babylon? The Northern ten tribes had been taken captive in 722 B.C. and taken to Assyria. They were then scattered into the other nations. The captives of Judah were taken captive to Babylon in 605 B.C. and 586 B.C.. During the time of their captivity they were asked to provide a song. But they were unable to sing the songs of Zion in a strange land. They hung their harps in the willows by the rivers of Babylon. They were cut off from their true home. And they had lost their desire to sing.

The Lady of Shalott is a woman enclosed. Why is she locked up and estranged from her "significant other"? This is certainly an unnatural state for her. Unless she is lost Israel.

Israel as a people were betrothed to YHVH, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, or Israel. The covenant people of God were born of Sarah, the free woman, Bondage is not her normal state. So why did Israel, both houses, go into captivity? Is lost Israel an epic legend told in days of old? And is her story pictured in the constellations of the stars? Andromeda was seen by the ancient patriarchs, even in the centuries before the flood. And so was the leser sheepfold. These became part of the oral traditions handed down before the Torah was written. So who is this Andromeda, this chained woman of starry legend? And who made her a prisoner before the sea of nations, even before a beast that comes out of the sea?

These themes of a woman held captive and awaiting deliverance are ubiquitous. They are very common throughout the world. These stories keep recurring down through time. We even see the same theme of a damsel in distress in modern movies such as Star Wars and Titanic.

We return to the theme the Lady of Shalott. There she is, enclosed in all this imposing and constricting structure. It is a lonely place. But it is almost as if she has barricaded herself there. Is this her final home? These cold damp walls of masonry. Does she really want to remain in this place forever? Is this where her trust really lies?

This is a woman who longs for true freedom. But it is a freedom that can only exist within the bonds of love. But where is her true lover? And where is the Spirit and the Life that once coursed within her breast? Surely the tapestries woven from her human reveries are just shadows of the real Person of her dreams. What about the cold earthly masonry and all the imposing architectual form that surrounds her? Will this be always sufficient to inspire her? Is this castle of men her final choice? Will this be her eternal dwelling place? Is she to be buried here like Egyptian royalty? Buried in tombs of stone? Is this the only destiny she has available to her? Or has she been promised something better, even a place of her own in mansions in glory? (John 14:2)

As we search out the theme of the Lady of Shalott we sense that here is a person and a heart who was born free. Her subsequent actions demonstrate this. What will she do? Will she leave her place of earthly security? And if she does, where will she go, and to whom? Will she pass up along a Highway towards the Holy City, a city of living stones not made with hands? (1Pet.2:5) Or will she seek out an earthly champion? Will she find her boat by the river and drift down to Camelot/Babylon?

The lady of Shalott is in a bind. She is in a quandary. It is a love triangle. And yes, it involves "choice". What will she do? Two princes are calling to her heart. Which one will she choose? Will her "choice" be the coming "Prince of Peace". Or will she choose the ultimate prince of this world? If she chooses the latter then what will become of her? Does the poem tell us? Perhaps it does.

In the poem we see the Lady of Shalott at the threshold. She is a lady in waiting. And she is waiting for Someone it seems. Is she waiting expectantly for the return of her Betrothed? Or is she growing tired of waiting? Are her eyes now wandering towards someone else?

It seems that the Lady of Shalott has become bored. She is impatient in her waiting. "I'm half sick of shadows." she says. And then we see her casting her eye on another prince. Sir Lancelot is passing by. What is happening here? And why has she lost interest with the One to whom she was betrothed? Why has she forgotten her life in former times?

These sorts of stories are woven all through our culture. The themes and legends in medieval Arthurian romances vary from the usual love triangles to the selfist narcissism of the "gay" goddess spirit Gaia. Theater and movies showcase the tortured earthy romances of hedonism in all its depravity. Is the Lady of Shalott another variation of the archtypical story of Beauty and the Beast?

Like Gomer, the unfaithful wife of Hosea, the Lady of Shalott has wandered off. She is far away from home in a far off land. She is out there with her lovers. Has she lost contact with, even forgotten, her true Husband? Will her desires for perverse carnal thrills turn out to be her ultimate nightmare? This is the story. And this is the prophecy of one of the two women we see in the Book of Revelation. One of them takes the high road. She becomes the woman of glory and destiny we see in Revelation 12. The other woman is the harlot of Revelation 17 and 18.

The "woman" of Holy Scripture, is Israel, the covenant people of God from both houses. The Church is in the loop here. She is indeed approaching an epic and climactic crisis. It will be crisis of choice. She must choose her prince. And this is the drama of the end time. The wrong choice will lead to her undoing. If she allows herself to be seduced by this worldly prince then the story will turn nasty, even tragic. He will not be lauding her beauty forever. The earthy prince she has chosen will be revealed in the end. And he will turn out to be a beast.

The Apostle John saw the woman of destiny as she was being threatened by the Dragon. This prophecy is given in Revelation 12. When she is delivered of the man-child the woman of glory is carried away on the wings of a great eagle. She is taken to a place of safety where she can be nurtured for three and a half years, the exact time of the prophesied 'Great Tribulation'.

In Revelation 17 John saw a different woman. He saw a woman who had become a harlot. He saw her ride a beast with ten horns. Then he saw the harlot come to her dreadful end. The prince she has chosen will ultimately bring her to her death. He will turn on her. The end-time Beast will rise up. And he will destroy her. (Rev.17:16)

Could the story we see here in this poem have had a different, happier ending? The prophet Hosea offers one to us. Gomer, the wayward wife of Israel's prophet Hosea finally came out of her hedge of thorns. She finally rediscovers her Beloved once again. Oh yes, she is in deep trouble and tribulation. She ends up in a slave market being offered up for sale. And as we read the story in Hosea 2 a drama of great wonder unfolds. The Husband she left behind turns up. He is the one who purchases her. And He redeems her with silver.

We see a similar story in the Song of Solomon. The Shulamite has a dream, actually a nightmare. She has washed and is comfortable in her bed. Her Beloved comes and knocks at the door. He calls to her but she is comfortable and not inclined to respond. Her heart is moved and eventually she does arise. But she finds that her beloved has gone. She seeks him but cannot find him. She is found by the watchmen of the city who strike her and wound her. They take her veil and her mantle from her. Through all of this tribulation she testifies that she is sick with love. (Song of Songs 5:2-8)

The woman testifies of her love with this profession,

"Set me like a seal over your heart,
As a seal upon your arm.
For love is as strong as death,
And jealousy is as cruel as the grave.

Its flashes are flashes of fire,
A most vehement flame,
The very fire of the Lord"

-Song of Songs 8:6

Finally, at the end of Solomon's Song those watching are amazed and ask,

"Who is this who comes up out of the wilderness,
leaning upon her Beloved?" -Song of Solomon 8:5
Will the woman discover love, even the divine romance? Will she discover her Beloved in the Valley of Achor, the Valley of trouble and tribulation? (Hos.2:14-17)

If this is the drama, the adventure and the romance ahead for the church then the dream with its spiritual story all revolves around one critical question. Just who will this woman end up loving? Who will be her "prince" as the endtime drama comes to its climax?

With all this in mind, here is the poem, the 'Lady of Shalott'. It offeres us a picture of a dark outcome to the story. The woman in question comes to a sad and tragic ending. Like the wayward heroine in the recent movie "Titanic" she has her fling with her prince. Then at the end she is seen singing her last mournful song as she is surrounded by the waters of death.

Is this poem a warning? Is there a lesson for us here? We are the people of Christendom. We have come through many epic histories to arrive at where we now stand. This poem is the literature of our culture is it not? It is the dreaming, the secret fears and desires, if you will, of the people of Christendom?

These themes are endemic in our culture. They must reflect the subconscious yearnings of European people. Our literature is driven by some holy prophetic themes to be sure. But a quick scan through the local video store will quickly reveal that it is also driven by a host of profane and perverse Gnostic fantasies. Why do we have a host of videos in the 'horror' section? Why is there no 'glory' section? Do our literary dreams have something to tell us about ourselves? Do they reveal the nature of our heart? Are they reflect our disposition to the destinies which are laid out for us up ahead?

From Bible prophecy we know that there is big fork in the road up ahead. Two roads lie before us. Which of these two roads shall we choose?
And who will be our prince?

Here in this poem we are seeing just one part of a love triangle. It is a story of a woman. As the saga unfolds she is enticed by one of two princes. The Lady of Shalott responds to the dark prince. And there are consequences. She dies.

The other Prince, the One to whom she is betrothed, is no longer in the picture. He is lost to her view. She sees Him dimly as though a glass mirror. But He is just a memory she weaves into her tapestries. And in that wicked woven work the original and genuine One is twisted amongst the other threads. And so he is lost.

There is a true and genuine Prince in this story. But he is strangely absent. Just who is He? And where is He? What has happened to her love for him? Why is she separated from Him? And why is she locked up in a knight's castle between the rivers? Who put her there by the Rivers of Babylon/Camelot?
We are not told.

Her true Prince is forgotten. But let's not worry. Look! Here comes a knight in shining armour! He is solid flesh, fully armed, with shield and sword.

As Sir Lancelot rides by her window she is intrigued. Then she finds herself captivated and entranced by him. Her moment of "choice" has come. Oh yes, she is 'pro-choice'. She has full insight into what she is doing. She knows that to go to this prince is the death of her soul. - John 5:43 What will she do?

This the adventure and the drama, the triumph and the tragedy of the end-time. This is the choice presented to all, as holy history comes to its appointed climax. The Bible, with the interlinking story of the Woman of Revelation Chapter 12, tells us the "rest of the story". This story is from a holy source. Oh yes, there will be great tribulation. But this story has a wonderful ending. The woman of destiny finds her true love at the end. And who shall wear the starry crown?

That will be revealed at the end of the story.
And at the
Marriage Supper of the Lamb.

Please click on the image above or the textlink following to go to the poem 'The Lady of Shalott'.

Grace and shalom to all who long for His appearing.

The classic poem, 'The Lady of Shalott' by Alfred Lord Tennyson is renowned in English literature. It is a legend retold from ancient Celtic and other European legends. What is the theme of the poem of the Lady of Shalott? Just what is this haunting story all about?

One of the gifts our patriarch Joseph had was that inner guidance that comes by the Holy Spirit. In the devotion to God he was privileged to know the God of his fathers and comprehend His divine character. With that came an understanding of the meaning and purpose of events in life and in history. In this devotion Joseph came to perceive the hidden meaning of dreams.

This is not unusual. We see many examples of this throughout the scriptures. The Holy Spirit has not changed. He still does this same work today. In fact discernment of spirits is one of the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit. This was laid out for us by our Apostle Paul. (1Cor.12:10)

Much music, art, and literature are dreamscapes. They are passed down through time and through the generations. These stories and legends carry some rich and potent themes. And within the theme of the Lady of Shalott are embedded some very spiritual messages. Some of these messages are beautiful and true. Others of course, are not. They are diversions and obfuscations of the truth. A dark angel is trying to express itself through the artist in the story.

Stories and legends change as they are passed down the generations. A spiritual war is going on in the arts. Different spirits are warring with each other and struggling to take the storyline. Truths are often twisted in their passage through time and through the realms of darkness. They operate in the culture on the beautiful side of evil. Originally many of these themes were eternal truths derived from holy sources. They had meaning in past times. And when they are unravelled and discerned for what they really are they will have meaning for us again in times future. These themes can speak to us again in truth if we can discern the original pattern. This is why we pursue the theme of poem, the Lady of Shalott.

The artists are existential in the way they see things. Even when they deal in these themes they are often completely unaware of their original or true meaning. Even the grail legends depart from the original meaning of the cup of Christ. Diversions of a profane and perverse nature cloaks the truth in the theme of the original story. Artists are artists. The true nature of these dream fragments often escapes them. As artists they perceive and deal in the beauty of the story. But they do not know the truth behind the beauty. Nor are they aware of the origin of the stories they tell. In this present evil age we find that this is quite common. Beauty and truth are twisted and torn asunder. They are in a broken state of disconnection.

Occasionally an artist will discover the connection. It was Keats who said,

Beauty is truth, truth, beauty.
That is all you know on earth.
And all you need to know.
So is there a valid interpretation of the theme of the Lady of Shalott? What is the message in the poem? Is it a story that is perennial as the grass. Or is it telling an epic story that is yet to fully unfold in western civilization? It certainly has a personal application. But is it a prophecy for the English speaking people? Is it a warning? Is it a true story of the future destiny of some people in our culture? And here is another possibility. Is this poem a warning to the English speaking people concerning a great and hidden danger out there in our future?
There are messages all around us and coming at us from the culture in which we live. They are there for those who have eyes to see. Hidden packets of information pass on down through the generations with the people. The messages are there in their oral traditions, in their written literature and in their music. The dreams and their underlying messages are carried along with the peoples in their migrations through various geographical places and through time. These spiritual stories are woven into the cultural matrix. They can be seen in many of the artistic expressions. Will these stories re-emerge and become especially relevant as the western branches of the human family come to the climax of their history?

The classic themes in this famous poem, the Lady of Shalott, extend back a long way into the mists of time. How far back? Is is merely a medieval theme of chivalry as we see in the Arthurian legends? Does it go back to the Celts and their wanderings westward through time? Might the themes within the Lady of Shalott even go back to the ancient apostasy and wanderings of the northern ten tribes of Israel?

Are the Europeans derived from the lost ten tribes? If they are then they don't know about it. All they have are some half buried memories and some vague and shifting stories appearing out of a misty Celtic mythology. Europeans came to call themselves 'Caucasians'. But what does this mean? Did they come west into Europe in a series of ancient migrations? Did they come by way of the Caucasus Mountains? They don't know. Neither do their historians or anthropologists. Their theologians are even more lost. They do not even study the Holy Scriptures here for clues. Many of them have lost contact with their God. Some of them think He is dead. They are just as lost and as disconnected as the Lady of Shalott.

Here is a people who are lost.
They drift aimlessly along the rivers of life.
They don't really know their name.
They have amnesia.
Is this not unlike the Lady of Shalott?

This poem emerged in the Victorian era. For over a hundred years it has been taught in school literature classes throughout the English speaking world. This lady is supposedly safe in her castle. But in her heart and soul she is lost and alone. The days are evil. And she is vulnerable. She weaves her tapestry. And she muses about the one who has gone from her. Will he return? Does she believe he is actually going to be coming for her? And here is the real question.
Can she wait for him? In the poem we see that even in the waiting she has lost contact with someone very important. Even the waiting has become conflicted and oppressive as she takes shelter in her castle.

As we pursue the theme of the Lady of Shalott the poem is painting a picture of a woman who is held in a place of rigid confinement. Her life is apparently in danger. She is alone in a castle of stone. It has been built for her. She is surrounded by cold masonic walls and enclosed by a river flowing on both sides. There she is in a castle, weaving her tapestry and singing to herself. She is not really contented there. She longs for a champion of flesh and blood.

What sort of trouble is she in to be sequestered away like this?
Where is her Father, her mother, and the rest of her Family?
And where is her Betrothed?

In the poem we see her longings. She seems to be estranged, even doubtful. And out of this state of disconnection comes her loneliness. She wants someone she can reach out and touch. She longs for an earthy worldly protector. Someone with substance. Someone who will be her defender. She has become impatient. And so when Sir Lancelot passes by she responds.

Is this piece of literature a condensation of medieval dreams (and nightmares) carried with the European peoples and drifting down through time? What has happened to this girl? Can she remember? Someone, whom she once cared deeply for, is out there somewhere. He is the big story in her past. But where is he? Where is the One who is supposed to be her protector and friend?

The Lady of Shalott is a woman of mystery. Who is she? What is her story? And how did she get this way? As the story comes to its tragic ending we see the young lady in a swoon, with her life fading from her. She is seen drifting down the river towards Camelot. Or is it really Babylon? She has abandoned herself to an earthy champion and a lover. But he is someone she really does not know.

Haven't we seen this picture before? Is this not the story of the lost women? And isn't this the story of the lost northern kingdom of Israel? Is this not the same story as that great Biblical saga of Gomer, the lost wife of the prophet Hosea?

As we seek the interpretation of the main theme of the Lady of Shalott we soon come to realize that we have seen her before. We look at the worldly western church. In the book of Revelation a warning was given to the Congregation of Thyratira? (Rev. 3) The vision and the dreamings Like the ecumenical church they have lost contact with the Christ they once knew and loved. They are estranged from their true Betrothed. And so their deep romantic and spiritual need are not met. So they long for an earthy man of flesh and blood in their here and now to take the place of the true Beloved they have lost contact with. Their heart desire is now for a politico-religious strongman. They want someone like the kings and princes they are beholden to. They want a champion of flesh and blood that they can see!

Our Lady muses and slumbers in her cathedral of stone. And she dreams of an ultimate worldly sort of saviour. Is this the dreaming of that section of the endtime western church who posed the question "Is God dead"?

The Lady of Shalott is a lady in waiting. But where is her heart. And what of the One to whom she is betrothed. Is she preparing herself and her garments for His return? Or is she growing tired of waiting for Him?

Where is her first Love?
Will she keep the faith?
Or will she seek after another?

This is where the main theme of the Lady of Shalott becomes prophetic. In a future world crisis, a worldly global covenant maker is prophesied to come onto the scene. (Dan.9:27) Like Zeuss with Europa he will present himself as someone who will deliver for her. He will present himself as a peacemaker, a megadealer, and the temporal saviour of the world. He will come "in his own name"? (John 5:43)

And yes, Jesus Himself prophesied that his people would forsake Him. They would turn their back on Him and follow after another man. He would not come in the Father's name. He would come in his own selfist name. This is the basis of the end-time drama. The Bible prophesies a general apostasy or 'great falling away' from the faith as this age comes to its climax. God will be sifting and calling His people out once again.

A usurper and a false messiah is destined to arise on the world scene. He will try to imitate, outstage, and pre-empt the coming true Messiah. As a global megadealer and peacemaker this other prince is out to waylay the woman who has been promised to the true Prince of Peace. The true Prince will return at the end of the story. And what will He find?

Meanwhile, our heroine is locked up in a castle. Who built the castle for her? Apparently it has been provided for her by her worldly lovers. She is locked away in a castle of worldly princes, even a castle between two rivers. Might this be a veiled reference to the mesopotamian city of Babylon, a city of which it was said "a river runs through it". Babylon was that ancient city back in the cradle od civilization. The word "Mesopotamia" means "between the rivers". Is Camelot a literary allusion to that first city of mankind, the city of Babylon? The captives of Judah hung their harps in the willows by the rivers of Babylon back in the time of their captivity. They were cut off from their true home. And they had lost their desire to sing.

The Lady of Shalott is a woman enclosed. Why have they locked her up? This is an unnatural state.

Israel, the covenant people of God was born of Sarah, the free woman, not of Hagar the bondwoman. Why is she trapped? Is she a prisoner? Is she like Andromeda, the chained woman of the starry legend? And who made her a prisoner in this place. Why is the Lady of Shalott enclosed in all this imposing and constricting masonry and structure? Is this where her trust really lies?

This is a woman who longs for true freedom within the bonds of love. Where is the Spirit and Life that once coursed within her breast? Surely not in tapestries woven from her human reveries. Will cold earthly masonry and architectual form be sufficient to inspire her? Is this her choice for her eternal dwelling place? Is she to be buried here as Egyptian royalty was buried in their tombs of stone? Is this the only destiny she has? Or has she been promised something better, even a place of her own in mansions in glory? (John 14:2)

As we search out the them of the Lady of Shalott we sense that here is a person and a heart who was born free. Her subsequent actions demonstrate this. What will she do? Will she leave her place of earthly security? And if she does, where will she go? Will she pass up along a Highway towards the Holy City, a city of living stones not made with hands? (1Pet.2:5) Or will she go down to Camelot/Babylon?

The lady of Shalott is in a bind. She is in a quandary involving "choice". What will she do? Two princes are before her. Which one will she choose? Will her "choice" be the coming "Prince of Peace". Or will she choose the ultimate prince of this world? If she chooses the latter then what will become of her? Does the poem tell us? Perhaps it does.

In the poem we see the Lady of Shalott at the threshold. She is waiting for Someone it seems. Is she waiting expectantly for the return of her Betrothed? Or is she fixing her eye on someone else? Is this why she has she become bored and impatient?

"Im half sick of shadows." she says. And then we see her casting her eye on another prince, even her Sir Lancelot. What is happening here? And why has she lost interest with the One to whom she was betrothed in former times?

These sorts of stories are woven all through our culture. The themes and legends in medieval Arthurian romances vary from the love triangles to the narcissism of the goddess spirit Gaia. Then too we see tortured romances and hedonism in all its forms. Is the Lady of Shalott another vignette in the archtypical story of Beauty and the Beast?

Like Gomer, the unfaithful wife of Hosea, the Lady of Shalott has wandered off. She is away from home in a far off land with her lovers. Has she lost contact with, even forgotten, her true Husband? Will her desires for perver


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"Impossible Dream"

To dream the impossible dream
To fight the unbeatable foe
To bear with unbearable sorrow
And to run where
the brave dare not go
To right the unrightable wrong
And to love pure and chaste from afar
To try when your arms are too weary
To reach the unreachable star
This is my quest
To follow that star
No matter how hopeless
No matter how far
To fight for the right
Without question or pause
To be willing to march,
march into hell
For that heavenly cause
And I know
If I'll only be true
To this glorious quest
That my heart
Will lie peaceful and calm
When I'm laid to my rest
And the world will be
better for this
That one man, scorned
and covered with scars,
Still strove with his last
ounce of courage
To reach the unreachable,
the unreachable,
The unreachable star
And I'll always dream
The impossible dream
Yes, and I'll reach
The unreachable star

NIN-ME-SARA: Lady of countless cosmic powers

This is the first english translation of Dr. Annette Zgoll’s german, academic translation of Nin-me-sara found at the beginning of her book, "Der Rechtsfall der En-hedu-Ana im Lied Nin-me-sara"(1997), "En-Hedu-Ana's Lawsuit in the poem Nin-me-sara". It is a combined effort between myself and Tatjana Dorsch, who has very accessibly translated the whole book for me. It is the most recent, updated translation of Enheduana’s most famous poem since Dr. William Hallo’s grounbreaking translation, "The Exaltation of Inanna" in 1968. Dr. Zgoll has generously given of her time and corrected it and allowed me to post it here.



          1. Queen of all the ME, too numerous to count,
          rising forth as resplendent light [1]

          2. Woman [2], most driven, clothed in frightening radiance,
          loved by An and Uras,

          3. An's nugig [3],
          you are above all the great SUHkese-breastplates,

          4. You, who love the right aga-crown [4],
          who is suited for the en-priest-hood,

          5. empowered with all of its all seven ME --

          6. my queen! You are the guardian of the great ME!

          7. You have uplifted the ME,
          you have held the Me in your hand.

          8 You have gathered the ME,
          you have clasped the ME to your chest.

          9 Like a dragon you cast venom upon the enemy land.

          10 In the regions where you thundered like Iskur,
          Asnan no longer exists because of you

          11 Flooding waters surge down on such an enemy land

          12 You are the supreme one in Heaven and Earth,
          you are their Inana!



[1] This can also connote through homophone and homonym: "Queen of the countless battles, (as) a raging storm rising"

[2] Or we can read the sign of 'munus-zi' as 'zirru': “female”( bird). This is a title of Ningal, that is of Enheduanna.
- Dr. Joan Westenholz has identified zirru as a title of the goddess Ningal, used by Enheduanna in her article, “Enheduanna, En-Priestess, Hen of Nanna,Spouse of Nanna”. In this article she deduces that Enheduanna is endowed with this title of zirru to convey that she is the human embodiment of Ningal.

[3] nugig is a title of Inanna in the context of the exercise of power or the broadening of power, important in the context of legitimization of rulers.
-One of Dr. Zgoll’s theories is that Enheduanna herself, as en-priestess of Nanna in Ur, is endowed with the power to legitimate a king’s rule.

[4] I.e., Inanna loves the aga-crown/cap (object). It can also be read as: the aga-crown/cap (subject) loves Inanna, whereby then the aga metonomycal stands for Nanna, compare chapter 3.4.-- The attribute “right” is the same word as in line 2 “driven” , it can be understood here also as a replacement for ‘thirst for creating’.
(dictionary definition of metonymy- one word is put for another that it suggests; as, we say, a man keeps a good table instead of good food; we read Virgil, that is, his poems; a man has a warm heart, that is, warm affections)





          13 Unceasing raging fire,
          you shower down upon the land of Sumer

          14 Queen, whom An gave the ME,
          you ride atop a beast

          15 Authorized by the fate-determining word of An,
          you utter words.[5]

          16 The great rites are yours--
          who else could fathom their meaning?

          17 Destroyer of enemy lands-
          you empowered the storm

          18. Beloved of Enlil,
          you let terror reign over the land of Sumer

          19. You stood prepared,
          waiting to fulfill the orders of An

          20. My Queen!
          All enemy lands bow down at the sound of your roar!

          21. Under your fearsome radiance,
          your terrible glare and storm, the people

          22. turned their steps toward you in mute dread

          23. -- of all the ME,
          you had grasped the most terrible and deeply stirring--

          24. Mankind [6] opened the gateway of tears, on your account [7]

          25. They must walk the path to the house of all the great laments,
          on your account.[8]



[5] Or: “Who, authorized through the fate-determining mouth of An, says words”.

[6] In reference to nam-lu-ulu (mankind, men) line 21.

[7] literally: “to you” (or because of you)

[8] literally: “to you” (or because of you)



          26. Because of you [9], all [10] had been ripped away
          even before the battle.

          27. My Queen! With your strength a tooth can even crush flint [11]!

          28. Like an invasive storm you barge in.

          29. With the howling storm you howl.

          30. With Iskur you thunder.

          31. With raging thunderstorm you do exhaust,

          32. while your own foot has never yet tired.

          33. With the harp of laments
          one [12] strikes up a song of lamentation

          34. My Queen! The Anuna, the great gods,

          35. Like terrified [13] bats,
          fluttered away from you to the top of the mounds of ruins.

          36. They could not withstand your devastating glance [14].

          37. They cannot stand up against the fright on your brow.



[9] Literally: “to you” . (or because of you)

[10] Arms, troups, idols, fighting strength etc...

[11] In Sumerian dictionary tooth--tartar.

[12] Referring to nam-lu-ulu (“mankind”, “men”).

[13 ] Literally: “flying around”.

[14] Variant writing: “they cannot withstand”.



          38. Who shall soothe your angry heart?[15]

          39. Your hostile heart has become too violent to pacify!

          40. Queen, has your soul [16] really been satisfied?
          Queen, is your heart really now filled with joy?

          41. Your rage does not cool, great daughter of Suen! [17]

          42. Queen, greater than the enemy land--
          who would dare take away any of your territory? [18]

          43 You take the ‘mountain range’ [19] into your territory:
          its Asnan is no longer.[20]

          44 Fire was set against its great gate. [21]

          45 Blood flowed in its river for you,
          its people had to drink it for you. [22]

          46 Their troops, all gathered together, [23]
          had to surrender themselves to you.

          47 Even their elite troups, united together,
          had to be struck down for you.

          48 Even their strong men- all of them,
          had to stand before you [24]

          49 In the town’s places of pleasure, a storm rages.

          50 They hunt down their best men as captives for you.



[15] Literally ‘cool’ with connotation ‘refresh’.

[16] Literally also “liver”, “stomach’.

[17] Another translation possibility: “Rage (glowing) and not cooling,
great daugher of Suen!”

[18] Literally: “your earth”.

[19] Compare chapter 3.6.2.

[20] Some texts: “When you.... the ‘mountain ranges’” LaC: “you looked angrily upon
the enemy land , ....”; UnH “When you looked angrily at the enemy land”.

[21] UrB: “in ihre (their, her, your) great temple”.

[22] 2 text segments: “they have nothing to drink”.

[23] Other translation possibility, also in the following lines” “in their fear”.

[24] NiW: “stood in front of you”.



          51. The city, which would not say “This land is yours!” [25]

          52. where the people did not say “He is your loving father!”--

          53. He has spoken your fate-determining word [26]:
          the territory is restored beneath your foot.

          54. Then care [27] disappears from within,
          from their stall.

          55. That woman there -
          she no longer speaks of love with her spouse.

          56. At night she no longer holds counsel with him.

          57. She no longer reveals her innermost self to him ,
          which holds the hope of future life[28].

          58. Aggressive wild cow, great daughter of Suen,

          59. Queen, greater than heaven-
          who would dare take any of your territories away from you?



[25] NiMM and LaB: “The enemy city, which has not said “To you

[26] Variant: “ spoken from your fate-determining word”.

[27] Another word variant yielded the translation: “from the mother love”.
Literal translation: “Then... the foot is slipped”.

[28] Literally: “the fate-determining thing of her insides”.



          60 The Great queen (NIN.GAL) of queens,
          born for the rightful [29] ME,

          61 born of a fate-laden body,
          you are even greater than your own mother,

          62 full of wisdom, foresight, queen over all lands,

          63. who allows existence to many,
          I now strike up your fate-determining song!

          64 All powerful divinity, suitable for the ME,
          that which you have said magnificently is the most powerful! [31]

          65. Of unfathomable heart [32], oh highly driven woman [33],
          of radiant heart, your ME [34], I will list for you now!

          66. Into my fate-determining Gipar [35], I had entered for you.

          67. I, the en-priestess, I, En-hedu-Ana [36].

          68. While I carried the basket, I struck up the song of jubilation,

          69. as though I had not lived there [38],
          they offered the death sacrifice. [37]

          70. I came close to the light,
          there the light became scorching to me.

          71. I came close to the shadow,
          there it was veiled by a storm.

          72. My sweet mouth became venomous [39].

          73. That with which I gave delight, turned to dust.



[29] See the opening of line 4: the adjective “right” also comprises the connotation
of true powerfulness.

[30] The goddess Ningal. Literally: “as her own mother”.

[31] Simultaneously valid to the version: ”What you have spoken in as great a manner,
is the ‘most powerful’.”, i.e. “No one can become more praised than you”.

[32] By the use of “heart” the connotation of “Anger” from the context of line 38-41is
not to be overlooked.

[33] NiRR: ‘zirru’, “(bird)woman”; this version is also possible in the parallel text.
It is a title of Ningal, that is, Enheduanna; compare with chapter 6.1.

[34]NiRR: “the fate-deciding ME.” LaB, UnC: ”the rightful ME”.

[35] A part of the temple complex of the moongod in Ur, which encompasses the
residence of the en-Priestess and the shrine of Ningal.

[36] The name means translated “En,Ornament of An”. Compare to chapter 4.5.

[37] UrB, UrG, LaB, write euphemistically instead “the beautiful place”. NiRR: “One of
them has set down my meal (for the gods)”. NiA: “.....one of them offered, on his account
as if I had never lived there.”

[38] Literally: “Haven’t I not lived there?”

[39] This version is in Text NiC and Text NiHHH, all other texts have one of the
homophonic expressions. NiRR writes “bitter”.



          74. My fate with Suen and Lugal-Ane,

          75. report it to An!
          May An resolve it for me!

          76. Report it to An immediately.
          An will resolve it for us!

          77 "The Lady will tear away the destiny of Lugal-Ane.

          78. At her feet lie hostile land and flood.

          79. She is truly mighty-
          she will make the town tremble before her.

          80. Go (before the court),
          so that she will be calm in her heart for me!"[40]

          81. En-hedu-Ana am I,
          I will now say a prayer to you.

          82. My tears, like sweet beer

          83. I now shed them freely for you, fate-determining Inana,
          "Your judgement!" I will say to you. [41]

          84. As for ASimbabbar,
          concern yourself not!

          85. While changing the purfication rites of the fate-determining An,
          he [42:Lugalane] altered everything for him,

          86. he tore away the Eana from An!

          87. He showed no awe for the most venerable God (AN)!

          88. This house, whose abundance he [43:AN] was not sated with,
          whose beauty he had not tasted,

          89. he [44:Lugalane] turned this house into a despised home for him!

          90. All the while, upon entering, as if he were the companion,
          he approached me with envy! [45]

          91. My driven, divine, wild cow!
          You must drive away this 'someone',
          you must seize this 'someone'!

          92. In this place where life is made possible--
          what am I?

          93. This rebellious territory, despised by your Nanna:
          An should force them to surrender!

          94. This city-- An should strike it down!

          95. Enlil should curse it!

          96. The mother shall not soothe her crying child!



[40] In other texts: "so that she calms her heart for me."

[41] NiA, LaB: "Be hailed", UrD "The Judge!"/"Pass judgement!", Niff "(you) attacked".

[42] Meaning Lugal-Ane. see chapter 5.2 and 5.3.

[43] Meaning the God, An.

[44] Meaning Lugal-Ane .

[45] Literally:"his envy".



          97. Queen! The laments which were struck up over the land, [46]

          98. your ship of wailing should be left behind in the enemy land! [47]

          99. And because of my fate-determining song -- must I die? [48]

          100. I-- my Nanna has cared not for me [49].

          101. In the rebellious land,
          they completely and utterly destroyed me.

          102. ASimbabbar most certainly has not passed a final judgement upon me!

          103. Has he spoken it-- does it mean anything?
          Has he not spoken it-- does it mean anything?

          104. After he stood there in triumph,
          he expelled me from the temple.

          105. He made me fly like a swallow from the window-
          my life was consumed --[50]

          106. and so I must go to the thorny undergrowth of the enemy land.

          107. He tore the rightful aga-crown [51] of en-ship from me.

          108. Handing me a dagger, he said,
          "This is now your ornament!" [52]

          109. One and only Queen, beloved of An,

          110. Mighty is your fate-determining heart,
          for my sake, may it be turned to its place! [53]

          111. Beloved wife of Usumgal-Ana [54],

          112. From the base to the zenith of heaven,
          you are the great Queen (NIN.GAL),

          113. the Anuna have submitted to you.

          114. From birth you were the smaller queen,

          115. the Anuna, all the great gods--
          how you have surpassed them!

          116. The Anuna kiss the ground before you with their lips.

          117. My own trial is not yet over,
          but a stranger sentence surrounds me as though it were my sentence.



[46] Or: "the lamentations, which were established".

[47] LaB: "should be approached".

[48] LaB: "they will die".

[49] UrB: "has not decided [my] verdict".

[50] NiU, NiDD: "He consumed my life."

[51] UnB: "the right garment".

[52] 2nd Version: "This will be pushed against you (like horns of a bull)”.

[53] This turn (idiom) is a regular formula of the heart-soothing of the gods,
which in this context agrees with the similar sounding:
"may it be ... turned to its territories".

[54] NiRR:"The beloved wife of An [has...], beloved [ ] of Ama[-sumgal-Ana]".



          118. To the radiant bed [55],
          I did not stretch out my hand.

          119. Nor did I reveal the words of Ningal to that 'someone' [56].

          120. The radiant en -priestess of Nanna am I.

          121. My Queen, beloved of An [57],
          may your heart be calmed for me.

          122. It shall be known, it shall be known:
          Nanna has proclaimed no decree,
          "It is yours" is what he has said!

          123. That you are as high as heaven, shall be known!

          124. That you are as wide as the earth, shall be known!

          125. That you anhilate rebelling territiories [58], shall be known!

          125a. That you roar against the enemy lands, shall be known!

          126. That you crush the leaders, shall be known!

          127. That you devour corpses like a predator, shall be known!

          128. That your glance is terrible, shall be known!

          129. That you raise your terrible glance, shall be known!

          130. That your glance is sparkling, shall be known!

          131. That you are unshakable and unyielding, shall be known!

          132. That you always stand triumphant, shall be known!

          133. That Nanna has not proclaimed (the decree),
          that he has said, "It is yours",

          134. my Queen- it has made you greater,
          you have become the greatest!

          135. My Queen, beloved of An,
          I will announce all of your wrath![59]

          136. I have heaped the coals,
          prepared the purification rites,

          137. The Esdam-ku [60] stands ready for you-
          will not your heart calm down for me? [61]

          138. Since the heart was full, too full,
          great Queen, I birthed it for you. [62]

          139. What was said to you at midnight,

          140. the cult singer shall repeat it to you at midday:

          141. "Because of your captive spouse,
          because of your captive protégé,

          142. your anger has grown large,
          your heart has not calmed down."



[55] NiDD:"In my radiant bed".

[56] UrB:"I will not say anything to him".

[57] NiA, UnB: "You are the beloved queen of An"

[58] UrA, LaC: kur.

[59] NiYY:"before your throne".

[60] The name of the Inana-temple in Girsu/Lagas;
beside it is also professed a place in various Inana-temples.

[61] Other texts:"May your heart be calmed/refreshed for me!"

[62] The meaning is first of all the text of NMS itself;
for a broader translation compare with Chapter 7.2.



          143 The Queen, the strong one,
          the ruler over the gathering of the 'en' [63],

          144 she did accept her prayer and sacrifice [64] .

          145 The heart of fate-determining Inana has turned to its place.

          146 The light was sweet for her, delight was spread over her,
          full of abundant beauty was she.

          147 As the light of the rising moon (NANNA),
          she too was clothed in enchantment.

          148 Nanna came out [65] to rightfully gaze (at her) in awe,

          149 (he and) her mother Ningal blessed her,

          150 and then the gate post said unto her "Be hailed!"

          151 What each said to the nugig is exalted.

          152 Destroyer of enemy lands,
          endowed with the ME from An,

          153 My Queen, draped in enchantment,
          (to you) Inana be glory!



[63] 'en' is a title for priests and rulers.

[64] In Sumerian this is only one lexeme. (=word)

[65] Another possible translation: (he) "led her out".

I have added a few explanations of her research in italics beneath some of the footnotes. For those unfamiliar with the Sumerian terms, Dr. Zgoll’s literary paraphrase will be most helpful and I will be posting it in the near futur. I have also taken the liberty in presenting the long lines of the poem as shorter pairs of lines whenever possible, to facilitate reading the poem. ---------------------------------------



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