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Slow, Monochrome People

from Dissipation Myself by Songs From A Tomb

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The shouts disappearing outside of heart rhythms and absolute silence of sources life.
One whole. Paradoxical.

People accepting black and white tone, rulers comforts.
People die in soulless shells of lie.
People desperately - pale, isolated titans, create worlds equal to the own banal losses.

Forgotten, tired mechanisms illusions of creations.
Only abstract universe.

The eyes of embryo which saw clarity lust of falseness.
Body downtrodden in corner, has taken a grin in hands, made to himself incision in head,
pulling out insignificant device of thinking.
Made himself target for emissions words, deprived of essence on arbitrariness.

Serenity is acceptance of madness.
Eternal searches of exit.
Traces of fingers on walls.
Ennui, pain.
Steps in border of paranoia.

The city of dreams and hopes are insignificant.
Human belief in facts of gray walking are ambitious.

Any action of the living part of nature this falling down.
It is a source, a false birth, an error label evolution.
Only abortion universe.

Creatures with suffering in flesh.
Slow, monochrome people.

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from Dissipation Myself, released October 3, 2015

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The main idea to transfer inwardness, depressive harmony of soul, boundless presence of experiences, emotions, desires; to create something new, improbable.

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