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Advent
03:21
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Extinction
05:13
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Infinite I.
Each body, a cell, perceiver.
Reaching out into the void.
Birth unending. Pattern emerge in shape, existing as all.
I turn my gaze within in search of the end.
Spreading thin, my mind distorts as dark seeps in.
To peer beyond the veil of doubt and walk in hand in time
What a journey that would be.
If I can't stand to bare the weight: eternity at standstill.
Eternally at...
Can I?
Thoughts freeze. I cannot let this be.
Untangled from sense, disconnected, ashamed.
Brahmin mind, knows but can't endure.
These crimson words breed nothing more.
Infinite I. Each day each cell grows colder.
Reaching out to find they're still.
Desperate of mind, through failing words discover this existence un/defined
To peer beyond the veil of doubt and walk in hand with time
What a journey that would be.
If I can't stand to bare the weight: eternity at standstill.
Eternally at home.
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Crawling beyond my limitations
Stalling, I see myself outlined.
Frozen, time hangs itself from my hands
the cursed witness of our end.
My creations, frozen memories encased in ash.
Mere effigies; crushed, laid to rest.
Crawling beyond my limitations.
Stalling, I see myself defined as: death.
Eroding patterns carved in flesh, a language annulled.
I turn my gaze within, in search of the end.
All is one and all is I.
Statues stand to outlast time.
Thin as silk, bound to tear.
Death immortal is always there.
Samanyadikaranami
tejastemirayokutah
What is different between us?
Between light and darkness?
Life and death?
There is no difference...
Life fades first when light fades fast
futures swirl, entwined in past.
All that was in crimson word
matters not when left unheard
It's all over. It's all over now.
I can't see it...
My perceiver has abandoned me.
Dead.
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Mithya Saint Paul, Minnesota
Soaring, groovy, MN grown metal
Lee Mintz
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Michael FritzKapps
Zack H.S.
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