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Disposal of the Soul
22:30
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Rid yourself of the core
left brimming, bloated
necessary severed connection
inverted plane of existence
wretched eternal vanishing point
drawn into the singularity of hopeless despair
continuously lowered to new horizons of suffering
refusal of regret
engorgement of corporeal sorrow
. . .
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Miserable Legacy
20:15
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. . .
claw our way nowhere
arrive unprepared
insinuate ourselves everywhere
disrupt and destroy
suffocate all life
death is nothing
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. . .
every direction equal
immense microscopy
gradations toward utter nothing
haze of belief disperses
. . .
banished to endure the severance
harrowed pleading ignorance
cast unfeeling to the void
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4. |
The Misanthropic Old
19:00
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. . .
planetary disrespect
cosmic embarrassment
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worthless useless horrid hole
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cancer of the mother, slayer of the father
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every angle obtuse
all questions ignored
all sense abandoned
each decision a negation
. . .
constantly suspended
endlessly parasitic accident
all premonitions of death
each layer of pain
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Urthshroud Queens, New York
depressive misanthropic black metal from Xazraug
symphonic black metal:
xazraug.bandcamp.com
medieval keyboard ambient: thousandthcave.bandcamp.com
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