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chromeantennae

Published: Oct 31, 2015

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st(r)ay mountain,
don't crouch under
those stairs of cloud.

the pillars are losing
their mettle, mineral
meticulously disbanding
in the circular cycle
of existing.

st(r)ay mountain,
don't crouch under
those stairs of cloud.

the fillers are moving
their metals, azoic reminders
of mothers dismembering
the thoughts of their children
back to birth.

st(r)ay mountain,
don't crouch under
those stairs of cloud.

the villagers are grooving
their meddle, mining
unwieldy, unwisely
uniting with the channel
of meaty canals.

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mas·sif

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