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The shaman of anti culture. Fractured ox jaw Beating on stretch'ed drums. Wolf countenanced headdresses and Bells and iron trinkets swish from tie-dye stripped cloaks. Orphan to the world and Distilled soul'ed; Spitting alcohol over a bonfire. (The snake being charmed is also the snake-charmer.) Mystical uttering of Revelations lingering In an incandescent shell. Swarthy pinning trapped to rooms as Decoration; Those idols of style and combustion. Where is the Prometheus of our age? We command nature to bypass us on Our way to the meeting Where we ask the snow to melt as It's falling And the Oceans became too full of wreckage To host its own kin. What will the generations yet to come say of this day, and this Night? Maybe we are more bruised in our understanding Than any Neanderthal Who had survived those Winter's for us; Just so we could feign away the elements...
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 11:45 PM UTC
The Shaman of Anti-Culture
The shaman of anti culture. Fractured ox jaw Beating on stretch'ed drums. Wolf countenanced headdresses and Bells and iron trinkets swish from tie-dye stripped cloaks. Orphan to the world and Distilled soul'ed; Spitting alcohol over a bonfire. (The snake being charmed is also the snake-charmer.) Mystical uttering of Revelations lingering In an incandescent shell. Swarthy pinning trapped to rooms as Decoration; Those idols of style and combustion. Where is the Prometheus of our age? We command nature to bypass us on Our way to the meeting Where we ask the snow to melt as It's falling And the Oceans became too full of wreckage To host its own kin. What will the generations yet to come say of this day, and this Night? Maybe we are more bruised in our understanding Than any Neanderthal Who had survived those Winter's for us; Just so we could feign away the elements...
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 11:45 PM UTC
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