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Say My Name
03:08
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Black Deer Behind 7/11
03:21
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(Untitled Demo)
03:33
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Swisher Sweetie
02:33
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Full Moon Iris
02:23
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Having sipped each rivers virgin raindrop from its cloudsnest
I am still.
And dragging a full moon iris.
As wind waves dew-jeweled meadow fur
So my breaths echo mists her silken blonde
Dis-seismic, crooked karma.
thorn-thickets gate the fingers grand entrance
wilted lips wither and break
Leaving choked air, vinegar spit
I would like to be the horizon valley cup
your moon white skin glides under
felt glow of layered lace clouds
hushing my cedar needled chests nest
Tornados spin lava engulfing
Hurricanes cavalry the bulletwind
Thunder floods the ears drowning
my deaf heart brimming black pity
Certain, the embattled Chief returns from the arrow storm
a wifes summit-keen praise the final sun-shrined equinox
Who, her! Throning my tribes gaze
Her, when!
The moon is expiring
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All I know is the cold snow throne
Legs of wolf bones
near roadsd of deadened coal loam
The seasons collect in the gray of my braid
white waves enslave the lake in pale wake
The mine of Lazuli eyes
The sun does not see and there is no glow
to melt the ice down cheeks
and drip upon bone-nude smiles
oiling the gears of songs
thinning the days weighted breath
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