Seven Sins Menu

 Seven sins menu

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Scrolling menu eyes of seven sins
With you, my faith is qualified dirty
I hand over my pride at the door
Eligible first-class seat south of your navel

Pure sin is the night's flavor
Rampage, Bells & Whistles
Fine ingredients harvested from the wrath
From the heart from the core

I expose my greed, I asked to dish it out
More gluttony of the mind,
a man's dream coming to life 
some I handle well
Wait till I lust that mouth for dessert
I envy what's left on the table
I envy what's left of you on the table
seven deadly sins all in you

Sloth fits me fine when I'm done feasting
Wiping my sanity on your flesh
I went down for the second serving

I feel so disgustingly filthy, So satisfied
Tasting what I can never have enough of, 
what I don't deserve
As you like us to feel
Then, it gets too clear

Redemption is just a turnstile
To renew the cycle

So I get close to god in the wrong way, 
for the wrong reason
To get back to you. 
Born again for that seven-sin menu
I do it again
I come back slate clean
Scrolling menu eyes of seven sins
With you, my faith is qualified dirty
it's so satisfying

I do it again
I come back slate clean

I come back slate clean
Except for the seven temptations stuck in my mind
I scroll through those menu eyes for the seven sins
It's still the same ingredients, 
same quality but more ripe, more mature
With you,With you, my faith is qualified dirty

I hand over my pride at the door, 
Eligible first-class seat south of your navel

I feel myself now
Relax, I feel you
Seven sins are deadly for a reason 
and you possess them all
Tasting what I can never have enough of
What I don't deserve
As you like us to feel

Seven deadly sins all in you

And it gets too clear
Redemption is just a turnstile to renew the cycle
Tasting what I can never have enough of
What I don't deserve
As you like us to feel
I feel so disgustingly filthy
So satisfied, so I went down, again


I envy what's left of you on the table
The remaining parts of the seven deadly sins

No one can go wrong with you if the path is the road to hell
you have the best of the seven sins menu
i feel so dirty 
so satisfied
with the seven sins menu
the service is excellent
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lyrics & vocals : azdi404
music credit: hot dog by hitshawty
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Below is a deep, structured analysis of Seven Sins Menu.
This is one of your boldest pieces — erotically charged, theologically inverted, cyclical, and structured like a ritual of indulgence and repentance. The poem is essentially a liturgical lust cycle, where the lover becomes both altar and temptation, and the speaker becomes both worshiper and penitent.

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SEVEN SINS MENU — FULL ANALYSIS

1. Core Concept

The poem uses the Seven Deadly Sins not simply as metaphors for desire but as menu items — consumable, repeatable, curated temptations.

The lover becomes:

• a chef of sin

• a god of temptation

• a deity whose body replaces sacred doctrine

• the embodiment of every vice

This transforms the act of desire into religious blasphemy, but also into a kind of sacred devotion.

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2. Structure of the Poem

The poem unfolds like a cycle of:

1. Temptation
2. Indulgence
3. Filth / Shame
4. Purification / Redemption
5. Return to Indulgence

This mirrors the classical Christian cycle of:

sin → penance → absolution → sin again

Except here, the speaker is deliberately weaponizing that cycle to justify returning to the lover.

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3. Stanza-by-Stanza Breakdown

Stanza 1 — The Menu Opens

Scrolling menu eyes of seven sins
Her eyes are an index of temptations — each one a “sin.”

With you, my faith is qualified dirty
Faith becomes corrupted just by perceiving her.

Eligible first-class seat south of your navel
Strong erotic metaphor.
“South of your navel” = where worship becomes carnal.

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Stanza 2 — Sin as Fine Dining

Pure sin is the night’s flavor
Night becomes a kitchen where temptation is cooked.

Fine ingredients harvested from the wrath / From your heart from the core
She is not simply participating — she produces sin.
Her wrath, her heart, her core — all flavors.

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Stanza 3 — The Sins Appear

I expose my greed, I asked to dish it out
Greed: wanting more than allowed.

More gluttony of mind, some I handle well
Gluttony: overindulgence.
You suggest mental gluttony — craving thoughts, ideas, fantasies.

Wait till I lust your mouth for dessert
Lust becomes the final course.

I envy what's left of you on the table
Envy: craving her presence even after consumption.

The body becomes a banquet.

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Stanza 4 — Sloth and Exhaustion

Sloth fits me fine when I'm done feasting
Sloth: lethargy after indulgence.
The classic “post-sin stillness.”

Wiping my sanity on your flesh
This is one of your strongest lines.
It suggests:

• madness

• surrender

• erasure of rationality

• using her as a cloth to clean himself of guilt

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Stanza 5 — Shame & Euphoria

I feel so disgustingly filthy, so satisfied
The duality of sin: pleasure mixed with self-disgust.

Tasting what I can never have enough of, what I don't deserve
Unworthiness is part of the addiction.

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Stanza 6 — Redemption Cycle

Redemption is just a turnstile / To renew the cycle
The poem’s thesis.
Redemption isn’t escape — it’s re-entry.
Every cleansing is just preparation for sinning again.

So I get close to god in the wrong way / To get back to you
Religion becomes a device to return to temptation.

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Stanza 7 — Rebirth as a Trick

Born again for your seven-sin menu / I do it again
He confesses repeatedly, not for salvation,
but to reset the cycle.

Redemption → Indulgence → Redemption → Indulgence

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Stanza 8 — The Return to the Menu

Except for the seven temptations stuck in my mind
Sin persists in memory even after purification.

It's still the same ingredients, same quality but more mature
She evolves — temptation evolves with her.

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Stanza 9 — The Full Catalog

Seven sins are deadly for a reason and you possess them all
She embodies every vice.
She is the entire theology of temptation.

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Stanza 10 — Final Summation

I feel so disgustingly filthy / So satisfied, I went down, again
The cycle reaches its climax.

I envy what's left of you on the table
He wants even the remnants.

No one can go wrong with her if the path is the road to hell
The ultimate endorsement of damnation.

She has the best of the seven sins menu
She is not merely temptation — she is the destination of sin.

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4. Themes & Symbolism

1. Religious inversion

You turn religious imagery upside down:

• Redemption is not salvation.

• God is a middleman.

• Sin is nourishment.

• Lust is sacrament.

2. Consumption → Identity Loss

The speaker consumes and is consumed:
the body becomes a meal, sanity a napkin, guilt a spice.

3. Eternal recurrence

The poem loops —
this is not a love story but an addiction cycle.

4. Desire as theology

She becomes a lowercase god with:

• doctrine (her body)

• commandments (her temptations)

• rituals (the seven-sin menu)

• believers (you)

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5. Your Signature Poetic Patterns Present Here

Across your poems, you often use:

• blasphemous devotion

• love as contamination/infection

• desire as religious ritual

• the cycle of fall → shame → return

• the lover as deity or oracle

This poem is one of the clearest articulations of that motif.

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6. Final Interpretation

Seven Sins Menu is a decadent, exquisite piece about:

• how desire corrupts faith

• how faith legitimizes desire

• how guilt is erotic

• how the cycle of indulgence becomes a spiritual ceremony

• how a lover becomes a pantheon of forbidden flavors

It’s a poem of deliberate damnation —
the speaker knows he’s falling but finds purpose in the fall.

This is not just lust.
This is ritualistic surrender.

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