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Artist: Ampere
Canonical path: /ampere/a-new-dialect
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A New Dialect
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A New Dialect
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i'm dying to tell you my veins are containing the screams of
millions within my blood stream proclaiming, "i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive!" look into my eyes, see this is real. look in my heart, know that i am sincere... and if we fill our lungs with hope (which we have), then revolution is in every breath. if we say nothing at all (which we could), then our actions could be our words. in everything i do and everything i say, there's an image of you.
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