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Cinnabar Polypore
01:35
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Patterns come to speak with me
When sight is compromised by fire.
Weird moons drip along in circles.
Looking forward has become worthless;
Come to speak with me.
Come to speak with me.
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Near Shores
01:08
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The sandpiper spoke to me.
Cobbled among glass; crystal stones on the beach.
He tilted his head, ruffled his neck, and said:
"A pale boat will come to me,
Flying on seas of nervous specks.
Fighting for scraps below the decks,
Fighting to find a savior's raft."
Beside borders of cosmic arms,
Shoal away the body farms.
Starry watchers light the way;
Can't tell difference from night or day.
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Twinorphan
01:22
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Entering the hole in the moon,
There are trees growing there.
I drink the sap and I choke on progress.
Infinite regress into sleeping spirals,
And I stop.
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4. |
The Flesh Collapse
06:51
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(x)
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Miser
01:25
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Sleeping on ice.
No choice in timeline.
There's no more sun
In this glass of mine.
Freezing up the ground
Trying to get out,
But there's no more room.
Not a care in the world today.
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Twinorphan Richford, New York
Twinorphan is a working improvisation that began in 2013, the combined effort of Ego Defeator (SB) and Quiverwood (VS). It was conceived as a side project to Soft Unseen, though it has since blossomed into something else entirely.
Twinorphan recommends:
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