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Ortyx
02:28
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Descent
01:56
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Jan 16th, a change
05:52
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Petrichor
01:08
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after living a life in praise of sessioning
i'm left with an amalgamation of memories,
a blur of nights had and days that merge into
one; and i wonder whether i cradle that memory
too deeply, isn't it what i am‽
i remember thinking its infinity
so long ago, tripping into eternity,
feeling a moment engulf the universe
in knowing that i am free to access it
anytime, anywhere. i worry about
whether a life spent sessioning
is for me, if these memories
aren't beyond me and if
this questioning only
makes the present
burn as slowly.
can anybody see what is left of me‽
cyan is the new white, and this prison
is finally comfortable. at last, i smell that stone ichor
as the rain brings it home; left with memory, alone.
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6. |
Binding
02:40
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Post-Utopian
06:36
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8. |
PPP (reprise)
04:31
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9. |
Clos
05:04
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