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Summer it was in the land of dust and ashes Rivers overflowing with corpses, decaying bodies The sunlight and the shadows merged eternally In the grey canvas of the mystic visionary Economists clashed as capital overcame mankind Temples bustled with great gods and divine prostitutes Seeking an outburst into the quarters of the arena The fat of the land was their reward Ten thousand merchants with bellies bursting forth Made love to liposuction hospitals Cannibals returned from the dust where they belong Nothing mattered anymore, the darkest of days His time was numbered they said, the aging beast refused to die Ten thousand rituals around the carcass of a dead burden He needs the thorn in his flesh, the gentle wound and a mild ****** Writing slowly in forests of industrial refuse Silence beyond the arches of the sea, paradise regained We ate the remains of semi-organic residue From automated plants and factories and a strange burden was eased A creature from within us whose destiny lies beyond us Meandering through the sunny beaches of neaterland A strong syringe with an ancient disease Consumes his flesh with an incurable wound He refuses to live and she refuses to die Among the corpses he stood because of his God God of the corpses, god resting with the dead I give you the body of my God and his blood Redeem yourselves from yourselves !
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 11:38 AM UTC
Santa Maria - Rowan
Summer it was in the land of dust and ashes Rivers overflowing with corpses, decaying bodies The sunlight and the shadows merged eternally In the grey canvas of the mystic visionary Economists clashed as capital overcame mankind Temples bustled with great gods and divine prostitutes Seeking an outburst into the quarters of the arena The fat of the land was their reward Ten thousand merchants with bellies bursting forth Made love to liposuction hospitals Cannibals returned from the dust where they belong Nothing mattered anymore, the darkest of days His time was numbered they said, the aging beast refused to die Ten thousand rituals around the carcass of a dead burden He needs the thorn in his flesh, the gentle wound and a mild ****** Writing slowly in forests of industrial refuse Silence beyond the arches of the sea, paradise regained We ate the remains of semi-organic residue From automated plants and factories and a strange burden was eased A creature from within us whose destiny lies beyond us Meandering through the sunny beaches of neaterland A strong syringe with an ancient disease Consumes his flesh with an incurable wound He refuses to live and she refuses to die Among the corpses he stood because of his God God of the corpses, god resting with the dead I give you the body of my God and his blood Redeem yourselves from yourselves !
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 11:38 AM UTC
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