1. |
My Mind I Find In Time
06:43
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i have here in my rotation
it is not predictable my mind
potential to deal a dangerous lie
it is not predictable my mind
and if i disappear it is for this
it is not predictable my mind
enormous in its attempts
the pull is still here i find
lost in spectacular performance
the pull is still here i find
past the division the joy of forgetting
the pull is still here i find
status is an obstacle
reconstruction is required in time
the storm that sends us smoking
reconstruction is required in time
into some other life or another
reconstruction is required in time
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2. |
Possibility Of Lightning
06:17
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nerves strike the death of a wife
her arms spread apart
yielding the revolving sky
this splendid object is
swallowed by your voice
deceptive euphoria
she remains stretched
by the force of your breath
the vulture star
ignores the receding wave
sound only comes after death
to lull to sleep
a misunderstanding
when pluto’s tears
melt into song
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3. |
Storm Cloud
10:00
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do not forget your head
in the back of your mind
landslides bury the gold
landslides bury the gold
children passing notes
a rug placed on the floor
blown by eastern wind
blown by eastern wind
form rising from steam
exhausting one’s own choir
salty droplets cloud you
salty droplets cloud you
a butterfly on display
the beauty of its wings
punctured by a pin
punctured by a pin
the clearing of the storm
finds extra ordinary lives
pulsing behind the blood
pulsing behind the blood
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4. |
Pretty Mountain
06:19
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these days i drink less coffee
and have less laughing to do
but often recall the lavish roars
we chalked up on the road
inside the country’s blurry nights
the divine unfamiliar places
aglow through driving windows
best distorted by the rain
the decade since was lost
to telescopic motion
repeating colorless faces
big deal pretty mountain
these days there’s no real light here
it’s mostly sharply dull
and certainly none will appear again
so wondrously out of so little
big deal pretty mountain
for Trevor and Troy
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5. |
Off The Record
05:36
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6. |
In The Second Before
05:48
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tangent to
the intense
quiet power
already there
in the second before
it reaches the eternal
fragrance
of your hands and feet
you may not know
that it’s easy
but his voice comes
out of the sound
of the million people
we are known
to discard
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7. |
Accurate Hit
04:09
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pass through
comforting threads
fierce sleep
inside breath
double pocket
split mental
cross eyed
upgrade spirit
disorder
carpet door
same mistake
case sensitive
thought free
however used
static weakness
rigid dismantling
another rebel
choked
original error
terminal insides
searing body
multiple envy
internal voltage
triggering events
break control
remove threat
independent
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8. |
The Beast
05:58
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focus on the other
each of them
without falling
and or closing
and or finding
your time
her magnitude
catches flame
it must be
the stars
they all shrink
and or try
the beast
ascends
the ramp
you smile vaguely
then retreat
walk
and or crawling
and or loping
in the dark
step
toward the edge
of the dive
copper on liquid
it must be
the stars
you roll down
a small hill
on the other side
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9. |
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trying to breathe
while in water
only small pockets
of air
in the sky
why
in the water
does laughing make you
sink
when you die
at least it’s from a laugh
not a
you shrink
before the massive
expanse of patchy
patchy patchy
sky
for Sterno
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10. |
Thunderhead
05:01
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11. |
And
06:27
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you squeezed the background out
with your hand
evil
pure
and
and
and
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12. |
Deepest Similar
08:14
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my most recent experiences
reflected in the short space of time
when i so precisely arrived
astonished in all that i wanted
it was only perfect
if you have not completed
an announcement of trust in me
refer to the bad person
and recognize me in the old
from another point of view
deepest similar
i mention our failure
a chord in our debacle
i did not think of remorse or guilt
because my understanding was not available
my i have hid the score well
i may develop slowly if you want
so i am once again
small with my old friend
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13. |
Armory Beams
01:08
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14. |
Drop The Needle
07:00
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is this the end i ask
i fly or could have flown
relief flowering the quiet
scarf of my last breath
a motorcycle silver lipstick
put on silver red lips
a series of false eyelashes
none of them would fit
people bury their wishes
i am none of them
a good bird in an earlier life
in a vicious cycle of birds
one might drop the needle
an entire song transcends
repeat a twirling hypnotic
melody in descending order
deep mud can’t see my shoes
in perfect harmony
our arms try touching
but we do not kiss
are you taking part
i could not be instead
are you taking part
i could not be instead
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