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Artist: Botanist
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Nourishing The Fetus (Mandragora IV)
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Nourishing The Fetus (Mandragora IV)
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Gestation in womb complete
From mausoleum unearthed
Conjuration's final phase
Shrieking horror to cleanse the earth
In bovine lactose drown
Faunal sacrifice
Of chiroptera three
Magic philter source of life
From wax to wane
Human figure root
Drink deep
At satiety's end
Before hearth ablaze
Crackling flames
Verbena fire's warmth
Mandragora awake
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