1. |
self (a)
04:34
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alive, conciousness
self aware
these senses are mine
experience & relation
to time, you, the world
universe
chemicals & perception
breathe, beat
be
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2. |
external (a)
02:26
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I'm watching the clouds come in the hollow of the mountain; slow, sure and white. It is stunning, natural, like smoke from a fire, only more poetic with no rage, only delicacy, as if it were a dance that the heavy air and the trees are used to, amorous, every time.
The clouds engulf me with a sudden gust and I am blind like a tree with no light. This is the only sensation, as if the only only existence. Another breeze brings the clarity of my surroundings and I see it all again; the trees, the mountains, the sky.
Correspondence anew.
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3. |
external (b)
10:49
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correspondence
to you
similarity in trait
but unique
the american chestnut
the polar bear
the enemy
we all fall to the same
base of self
tainted by perception
lost in correspondence
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4. |
universe
03:38
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selves
exponentially
thrown into abstract
unknown and infinate
can you see that tiny star?
there is so much empty
lost and nothing
in the void
we must identify
appreciate
each other
as ourselves
in compassion
or destruction
thrive or
the chestnut fades
to the stars
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5. |
self (b)
02:40
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I am external
when I am alive
chemicals in my brain
alter perception
I see the world in relation to me
I see the experience
I am self simple in universe
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traffic calming pattern Richmond, Virginia
Lives in Richmond, VA. Found sound, low fi experimental heap. Has some other stuff over at reverbnation.
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