"The Labyrinth of Jareth Masquerade
2005"
A night of fantasy as the world falls down!
Sypher Art Studios Eighth Annual Masquerade Ball.
Being held on July 8th, 2005, the LOJ Fantasy Masquerade is a diverse event of art, music, live acts and dancing within Sypher's Royal Court. Live Music from Mandrake, Knollwit, Sylphirance, and Desert Sin
Artwork in the
Royal Gallery from Sypher Studios and special guest
This year in Hollywood, California. | LOJ
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| Masquerade Gallery | Photos and information on the previous Labyrinth Masquerade Events. Take a glimpse at the faerie revels within the goblin court. Only noble mortals dare tread. . .
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Are you still reading the fine print? Are you simply lingering in aspects of chaos as these words flow. Shall we disassemble every sylabol and examine the meaning that remains? Through every perception of our lives, dreams are revealed. It is raining in San Diego and the sparkle of a faerie's optic burns the heart of me and leaves me mute. A second passes. My thoughts sprint across frozen moments in memory that echoes sweet tones of capture. Elftouched, my world drowns itself in an ambient glow. Silent, I stagger. Silent I gasp. Should I speak or will the magic be dispelled. She turns on point and we share a smile. I move my lips and the sound returns.
Writers tend to quickly find the words they lose. Tis a masquerade lost in this sea of moments. They are all so dear to me. ( Shawn Strider 2003 )
