1. |
Sticklebrit Synapses
03:49
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growing
dark
wires and circuitry
no drill
a synapse key
its a crawl
through long black stars
the synapse key
electric dream
wired and turning synapse key
solemn rays
recording
distorting
in these tombs
gathered together
the ceremony
recording future history
in these tombs
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2. |
Doves in the Tombs
05:50
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3. |
S. Redips
04:52
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Neuro-psychic net
bio-circuits bent
Insect crawling fizz
Crackle wires split
Shattered neurone web
Corner charge is kept
Static burning chip
Fizzles into crick
Elect receptors flood
Spiders drink up blood
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4. |
Age S.
05:25
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