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Strange Correspondence
03:27
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It’s a silly thing
you’ve laid a hold on me
in our strange correspondence
I feel like i did
as a kid aroused
to a trembling pile of sticks
My stomach turned sick, stumbling in
craving holy regrets with curious flesh
I could come over
and run a brush through your hair
and kiss your neck
All we have are words
and offered pictures
of our bodies held in our image
I trust you with the trust of strangers
who have nothing to prove and nothing to loose
I have nothing to prove
and nothing to lose
I have no one to be, no one but me
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Under a Burning Halo
03:57
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The Only Flying Mammal
05:29
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the sound was the feeling
the feeling was the dark
and rushing through it
swinging in an arc
the sound was the feeling
the feeling was release
the floor disappearing
and of frantic wings
in the night i saw a dizzy phantom
churning the room in a ragged ellipses
traced by my eyes, locked in haunting
from my bed where i lay, giddy and afraid
the only flying mammal
a beast unprepared
dropped by the hands of nature
blind into the air
what hope for reason
before you hit the ground?
set your wings to beating
fill your world with sound
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You Remain Pure 2 Me
04:50
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Cradled in kitchen sounds
the soft movements of morning
i sit in your dawning chair
and watch you make us coffee
these four days have passed us by
only now am i here
filled with time i cannot keep
every moment is spilling
sharing a cup made by your hands
passed between us inside the van
next to you is sacred space
an energy I’ve come to crave
where are you if not with me
wrapped up in my reverie?
steeped in quiet, your heartbreak bleeds
still you remain pure to me
i love you more than i ever have
you remain pure to me
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Dreamspook Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sigh-fi music created by Gabriel Jorgensen
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