Desert Urbania

Unexpect

So much for the wicked bonds strangling inspiration
Silent, you retreat into the temple
Desert Urbania and drown...
Deep within the mosaic of
An inward fraction
Float forth subtle emissaries
From outer-materia
Emerging, but they are one,
Blooming on Mount Chimera
Globular insinuation, mystic mood
In a nameless location.

Enu edayon éikerppa
Sink and Desert Urbania
"He offered me a shapeless way so unusual, a breach in the maze to feel the unexplainable."
Mere words!
They're not suitable swords
To elate the pagans and their hordes
(Veiled treasure, I still dream beyond this mortal frame...)
We must focus on,
Guiding pupils willing to soar.
The school of thoughts,
Mirage haven for the sightless to explore.

Enu edayon éikerppa
Sink and Desert Urbania
"Dancing on the limbs of a venerable and graceful oak, escorted by fading Elvish shadows, to me He spoke..."

"Truth is a shattered sun blinding the senses of nations proclaiming they gaze at the right fragments...
In this perspective I prefer okapis to humans..."

Admire the Invisible,
The misunderstood majesty of the imaginative ghost (ghost...)
Seize the momentaneous
Splendour, disciple,
Short-lived, fleetingly sublime.

Admire the Invisible,
The misunderstood majesty of the imaginative ghost (ghost...)
Acknowledge with serenity the inescapable gaping jaws
Obsession of the voracious clock...

Standing on the edges of reality,
One could magnify even a sea
Believe and develop your innermost
We conjure you, be our host...

Controlled madness
Lucid mummy
Ghoulish caress
Acid coffee
Would it seem senseless
If we scream like banshees?

Orchestrated wonders
"Lose your way" and plunder...
A charred bone-wheel is spinning
Unique! Everything is yours to taste...
Wave it still...
Long Live The King!
Want to peel your skin?
There is no haste...

Orchestrated wonders
"Lose your way" and plunder...

Trance-like motion...
Absorb our potion!


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    Enu edayon éikerppa - a drowning appreciated

    devinxdisasteron September 03, 2008   Link

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