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Ravens have traditionally been considered birds of ill omen due to its black feathers and shocking croaking; no wonder then that they've been associated symbolically since time immemorial with death and lost souls...
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"Nevermore" necklace -SOLD- |
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Maybe it's also why they're a truism associated with Goths, although I don't think being Goth implies liking crows, or liking crows implies you're Goth!
It personally strikes me its intuition and extraordinary intelligence, but I must admit the romantic-dark vision given to them in poems like "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe or films like "The Crow" by Alex Proyas has always fascinated me.
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"Shelly" necklace -SOLD- |
It was demonstrated with creations like "Nepente" necklace or "Huginn ok Muninn" torc; now I corroborate it with these "Shelly" and "Nevermore" necklaces :)
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