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Calyx
05:39
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Her mind is cavernous
It takes me before bending me in every way
Documenting a new tradition of fading fire in my eyes and head, until slowly we descend
Will you still be by my side?
It’s hard to focus on anything and maybe two more times around the brakes start giving in
It’s motion sickness then flowers
Directive shines with a cadence and runs aground
Deflective ears for the balance that’s running thin and I won’t come down
Focused mind and a search for truth
Desire to explore
The thirst for something more
One more time we’re led to you
I don’t feel the same no more
I’m killing time while I’m still alive
She treads a line I can’t define
Atoms splitting at the seams we’re fed, retracting woven answers
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Corollary
07:04
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She's startled when we touch back down
A vagrant path toward you on
An embryo of solid ground
With sight and sound unraveling
There's a thousand empty spaces we could fill
Could you bare with me a moment
Take me now
The cosmos is a void
Consumes me whole
Are you searching for something new?
Your force of habit is a force of nature
There's never time enough
I'm in your waiting room
Never will there be time enough
Her cavern mind is just a photograph
It barely dwindles when beckoned
A shallow face beneath the wreckage and me
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