A Paradoxical Juxtaposition.
Casper is a ghost that is known to be friendly. He’s more afraid of people than they of him. He embodies the more innocent people of society that are victims to the things evil.
Death embodies the people that are devious and corrupt. The ones that do whatever it takes for the Power over someone else.
Are you a Victim or the one Victimizing?
Didst make thy triumph over death and sin: Edmund Spenser – Amoretti: Sonnet 68
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A simple thank you to God for making it to see another day on earth.
But this particular day is the day of Christ’s victory over death and sin, without which the other days might not take us very far, Spenser has come to see.
For the victory, see 1 Corinthians 15.
As I assassinated the atheists
Intent of the gun within gettin' niggas for they ivory i'm
Never a nigga ignorant shooting in the night D'shon – Waves
Each of these lines have one thing in common: Alliteration. They form what is called an acrostic, where a word is spelled with the first letter of each bar. But in this case, the alliteration throughout the bars end up spelling the same thing, Pain.
Pushamen, Prostitutes, Picture, Painting
As, Assassinated, Atheists,
Intent, Ivory, I’m
Never, Nigga, Night
A Pushaman is someone who’s the local drug dealer/crackhead, and the dude has hopped out the car ready to sell shit to them. I’m painting you the same picture such as this:
I’m killing niggas who don’t believe in me on the mic and getting they ivory, or their valuables while doing so like poaching. I do all this to never be the one shooting up crack or a pistol.
