I only have some questions and hope you can help me out here.

1.:
"Mercy of God"
or
"Clemeny of God"
(I dunno which to use)

2.:
Goddess of Love

3.:
Shiny Star

How are them in Latin?
Hope some of you can help, thank you.

(P.S.
'Goddess of Love' = n vener fem venus
and
'Shiny Star' = Stella decorum, if my little latin knowledge is right.)

Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.


it means whatever you say in latin, sounds intelligent

I liked it

Actually I need these as poem titles and I want them not just to be intelligent but correct. Like, if it is about poems I don't say 'You want some?' but 'Do you want some?' y'know. In private life I don't give a heck about these kinda things, but my other world (let's call it that) I give much about these

have a look here
http://www.brainkiller.it/public/forum/ ... ight=latin
for the amusing tale behind what happened last time

there are links in there for what you're looking for.....

Jay sus, is that language so hard?
I watched that forum, thanks for the link. We'll see

Then I have a better question. This one is english then

What the heck
"A Tear In The Open"
wants to mean?
I can't figure out the meaning of it. BTW yea, it's a tiesto track.