1. |
on presence
01:18
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2. |
starlight transit
04:50
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3. |
pairs of seven
07:35
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4. |
circadian
03:33
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[in tongues]
under wading sunlight i treaded
in dandelions, in daffodils
petals fill the horizon
with soft, tender distractions
and flurry round the unarmed skin
the worried vessel
with mirrored intents
stretching out into itself
so far as the mind can leave
in a certain state
of prismatic conscience
unaware yet in sync
with the incessant pulse
this force that moves me
wherever it was or could be
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5. |
memoryblind
04:35
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(and into the void it goes)
through shelters ablaze, a quiet sea remains;
shimmering chords come weaving down the waterway bridge
as the polar wind, restless, cast her breeze once-to-be new;
"safe at last!", i vainly hoped,
jaded as I were to the looming
cloaking trail
tiling each of my steps
no sight could ever decipher,
let alone my own
(devices of past earnest)
; where,
sifted in slate coal and neural decay garden dust,
spirals of the non-eternal unravel
further down___
further down
further down...
"oh, how brittle the unshackled wings
and the blinded sun the winter night brings
to the low spirits of a moonstone in decline!"
and it never failed to give, for failure's sake.
but the years have gushed me through and then,
strumming oars and rows along the rifts:
now i no longer give in to what i was then,
lest i turn in haste against peridot skies,
(discourse internalized)
harbouring in its rust some sullen chasm
to gaze across this miasmic infinite;
shifted into unrest as i flare awry,
my fickle candor close to ignition,
and sink back into
your impossible image.
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6. |
shader pass
01:32
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7. |
vision double
02:22
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8. |
othering
04:31
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9. |
pure defeat
06:38
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10. |
swept
04:31
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