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Setekh
06:28
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Cut apart the serpent's head
Free the waters held within
Watch the desert drink them dry
Watch the desert drink them in
Watch the desert plants take root
From enfilades of poisoned seed
From buried, split, and silent forms
From sunlight's fell narcotic need
Cut apart the desert's corpse
Torn by crocodile teeth
From memories of little children
Something moving piece by piece
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The Zoo
03:52
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Underneath the canopy
The noises all converge on me
The mindless screams of agony
Drown my thoughts inside of me
The shrieking creatures scorch the night
And scream over the chill of fright
A thousand eyes all glowing bright
But dead of soul and dead of sight
Between the tree trunks horrors creep
And never seem to fall asleep
But twist and writhe while plunging deep
In blood-soaked grass and fetid heaps
Eating shit that others shat
And coughing up the fur and stems
The stench of urine hangs above
To prove the world belongs to them
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Nocivore Madison, Wisconsin
Nocivore captures sounds and forces them to dance in formation. Ideal for drowning both background noise and silence.
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