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Obscene and black
The day to wake the somnolent
A tenuous hope
To see and breathe as destined
As a sea beyond a perfect precipice
Untamed and untold
Fall blind
And land beyond
This light is a fire
This air is a poison
This body is lead
Misery is the first pillar on which to dream
From the seed which grew in darkness
Immersed in a dream
A vessel for the spring’s redemption
A mirror for the blighted and the weak
A wicked fascination for the leeches of the tree
A celebrated ritual in dying eyes
A surrogate serenity
A fever festering in dismal barren hearts
A wicked fascination for the leeches of the
Tree
A fervor dismal
A heedless creed
A sickness gifted
A blight in seed
The day to wake the somnolent
A tenuous hope
To see and breathe as destined
As a sea beyond a perfect precipice
Untamed and untold
Fall blind
And land beyond
This light is a fire
This air is a poison
This body is lead
Misery is the first pillar on which to dream
From the seed which grew in darkness
Immersed in a dream
A vessel for the spring’s redemption
A mirror for the blighted and the weak
A wicked fascination for the leeches of the tree
A celebrated ritual in dying eyes
A surrogate serenity
A fever festering in dismal barren hearts
A wicked fascination for the leeches of the
Tree
A fervor dismal
A heedless creed
A sickness gifted
A blight in seed
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from BURN,
released December 2, 2022
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Messora Montreal, Québec
A sound tumultuous and sharp
Gushing endlessly from the lips of a
chasm
Beckons incessantly the envious and the deceived
From a bastion just beyond a burning veil
What lies on the other side of The Door
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Dec 2021 -
Oct 2019
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