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Cerebral euthanasia
an interactive dream
colourful fantasy
on flickering plastic sheets
feel the static fade in and out
hoping the snow will settle soon
lust over the grim reaper
staring back at you

Tedium burns
as needles start to pierce your limbs

Chewing on stale bread
your mouth numb to the taste
deiform plasma glow
iconographic // ecclesiastic

Lethargy burns
As your hair splinters and crawls with lice

At the end of the scene, the credits roll down the screen
there’s nothing left // take your last breath
drip fed // waiting for more // how can it last?
in your death trance

The endless gaze of a patsy
the burning rays of control
captivate attention
and satiate solitude
all these nothing tubes of gas
hoping the dust will crackle soon
satellite radiation
toxic aspiration

Tedium burns
as rigor mortis starts to set

At the end of the scene, the credits roll down the screen
there’s nothing left // take your last breath
drip fed // waiting for more // how can it last?
in your death trance

Lethargy burns
a carcass frenzy for feeding mice
ready to die // ready to fade // ready to choke

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from Circle of the Absurd EP, released November 27, 2017

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