Jenna Styx > Quotes

“Because this Devil doesn't know how to love."
"He doesn't have to, because I will love him enough for the both of us.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Imperare Sibi Maximum Imperium Est “To rule yourself is the ultimate power.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Ocean eyes ghost over skin like the darkness of night. Pure artistry in the form of my broken pieces. Secrets and lies. Another tormented life. Her beauty is sacred, worthy of worship. A true empress of light to face endless depths of black. Will she come out victorious? Live a life upon the throne? Can her perfection survive the wrath of a devil in disguise? Or will her beauty be the devil’s demise? Can she be mine? A soul who is not worthy of redemption, With fingers riddled in blood and sin. Who stands stoic behind the gates of hell. Only to be brought to his knees by the kiss of an angel.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Song of Marion’s Men” by William Cullen Bryant.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Some say magic can be found in madness. Mercy in malice. They come in the form of lessons learned which help you avoid these circumstances in the future. Cruel people teach you about your expectations and how high you want to raise them. Fits of rage help find your center which leads you back to your humanity. But what about those who lack both? It’s something I’ve been thinking a lot about the past few days. Humans are not born evil or sinful, they’re driven to it. It’s one thing about Catholicism I’ve never agreed with. To believe an innocent baby can be born from sin and need to be washed of it in order to be seen as a child of God.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Poetry is nothing but a compilation of painful tragedies. I have enough of my own.” Why the fuck did I say that? And why the fuck is she looking at me like she’s telling herself “I told you so”? “Well, maybe poems like these were made to release that pain.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Diabolus orationes respondet.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Entertain You” by Within Temptation”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“This poem has nothing to do with anyone else but Poe himself. The demons inside him he constantly fought but never conquered, the ones that darkened him beyond repair.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“leave my loneliness unbroken”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn

“Crayton was capable of forming such beautiful phrases like “Hollow hearts fill dangerous minds” or “Beware of the broken. They know how to survive.” My favorite being “The heaviest crowns will fall from heaven”.”
― Jenna Styx, Satan's Spawn