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Alternation
08:05
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Blackened waves meet shores upstream, flushing the reefer in
Tar-like illusion in the deep reaches out, dragging me
Upon a voyage through the sea, towards a seeping dormancy
Lying beneath the covers of sand, in gushes arise from within
Stillness moves in the atmosphere, circling me on its paws
I inhale the anxieties, yawn through resurging wind
Leaving my body to the void, waiting for the silent gold
Shining in my eyes unseen, with deathly disguise misconceived
Suffocating under the water
Retained in me, drowned by the dune
Downward spiral tears open a passage
Through the sand of time, I descend into abyss
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Totem
10:16
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Rising from below, the past presents a form
Cast into the earth, a harbinger divine
Fusion of the soul, grown out from within
Wisdom brings a cure, an ancient offering
Words engraved into stone, carved in signs yet unkown
Faces of future self, gaze toward a coming dawn
Scattered like seeds, fragments still remain
Tracers to the stars, reflect a mystic night
Breaking through the seal, destined to arrive
Sacred caravan, ascends up pyramid
Buried down in the ocean, lies a vision untouched by sight
Weathered by motion of waves, for millenia sought in sunken dreams
To transform internally, eyes must see anew, far beyond what is real
And leave life out of ashes, high up to the sky, fully engulfed in storm
Turning meaning to smoke, dismal beings awoke
Resonate in temple walls, answers to an endless call
Praise the lights from above, now return for us all
Deities come alive, breathing fumes of ascendence
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