Mitosis
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Mitosis
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My cathedral surrounds me
From my chorus of canyons
To the hymns of my rolling blue hills
But my head slipped into a steel trap
Severed the connection and put under the microscope
Landscapes on a platter, reduced to code
Lasso-tied, conquered, bound
Hard disk obelisk
Penetrating dirt mound
Embers drowned
Dust to dust
Ashes, ashes you don't define me
Bury me head-first into the ground
Absorb and plant my seed
Bury me alive
Plant the seed nourish me so I may sprout
How advanced am I?
Not enough land for my mass graves
How much progress have I made
If I'm still alone and enslaved?
Pavement dreams haunt me
As steel gives way to sand and sea
My plastic rotating cage deteriorating
And fueling a new all-consuming seascape
Lunar force colliding, breaking
Containers spill back into the source
Dust to dust
Ashes you're my only destiny
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