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Range of light:
motion repeating
A cadence slips from our labored breathing
Saw the spectrum expectedly leaning
toward vermilion, staring
at the ceiling
From the red end of the spectrum,
who lets the violet in?
In the night coruscating light blinds our way
To architects, they-who-hold-credence-
where-their-roads-end-freeing-space,
"Take me down to where we can tear the walls apart."
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Oddsmaker
03:33
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I get lost waiting on that light
Filters from above
Defy our spectrum
I get tired waiting on those odds
To weigh in our favor
Rescind our made love
Still I want to explore you:
all trenches and dunes.
(Come undone, spired,
come again.)
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3. |
Interlunar
01:55
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Lie me down,
feed me to the mouth of the river
Interlunar, oceans of light
separate us
Separator,
between two points
does light permit deliverance?
Form a firmament,
Nothing is permanent.
From the firmament,
Nothing here is permanent.
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Enhasa Chicago, Illinois
We play the ocean through amperage
Water summons wind
Wind makes fire dance!
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