Rush faster on the one-way lane
The answers so silent

Rusty gods in their machine-minds armors
Grind our souls in the millstone of time
The "deathbed harvest" is dead man's banquet
Of mold ridden bread and black, poisoned wine

And we go...our steps so silent
And we go...our blooded trace;
The Jester Race

Calling our to the gathered masses;
Their answers so silent

And we go...

Embracing the tools of the neo-wolf age
That speak of silence and silence alone

Offering the tokens, the relined idols
To the heirs of the newly raped ground
Inferior even to the transparent winds
Lesser in motion and sound

And we go...

There is no trace of me
In their altered blueprints of life

Gaia impaled on their horns and lances
To fumes from her body give case
As the throng of blind mind savor the scent,
Dream-dead from prosaic and hate

Sun wind strokes the electroheart,
Ignition roars through the corridors,
Stream launching the binary vessels

Vanities in extreme formations
Ride into tomorrow's rigid futile scripts
Of our dying jester race


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    i think it may have something to do with comparing the "exploits" of man to simple distruction, and idiocy. i also noticed a couple of references that were picked up in Whoracle: the dead man's banquet metaphor was used in Food for the Gods, and the neo-wolf thing was used in Gyroscope, the ElectroHeart thing was used in Jester Script Transfigured...there're prolly more, but those were the ones i noticed...

    ...and we go... continually raping all the ground we come upon, and replacing nature with machines... joining along in the jester race...the race which will lead to the end... to ultimate dystopia... it will be episode 666...

    i kinda joined the concepts of Jester Race and Whoracle there, but they could very well be parralelle

    xJotunxon October 28, 2005   Link

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