The verse everyone has been looking for #12

[Stephen Bourne]

Peter Lemesurier (lem...@pembrokeshire.co.uk) writes:
> M.Ju...@inter.nl.net (Corine Judkins) wrote:
>>On Thu, 03 Apr 1997 10:15:21 GMT, lem...@pembrokeshire.co.uk (Peter
>>Lemesurier) wrote:
>
>>>XIII.12 Du ciel guere passe l'astre crinite
>>> La gent des estoilles on niera:
>>> Des chars celestes l'ardant exercite
>>> Banni: le livre bleu on fermera.
>>>
>>>In the first line, 'passe' has an acute accent over the last letter.
>
>>Through the empty sky the longhaired star has passed.
>>The agent of the stars has been denied
>>The heavenly chariots have banned all exercise of passion:
>>The blue book will be closed.
>
>>Hmmm.. does this point to the Heaven's gate cult? They were into
>>banning human emotions, or not? And wasn't their something about them
>>wanting their bodies to remain where they were, with the bags, so that
>>they could be found later, but they were moved anyway? "La gent",
>>indicating sexelessness?
>>What colour are law enforcement agencies files?
>
>>Cheers, Corine
>>(who is, probably quite obviously, a newbie to all of this)
>
> Aren't we all! ;)

The last line may refer to "Project Blue Book" which was a US-based
project set up to log and investigate UFO sightings a couple of decades
ago. It was officially closed in 1970's, I think, although similar
programs like "Majestic 12" continued.

The second and third lines may refer to extraterrestrials, and their
possible existance/nonexistance/denial-of-existance.
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