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Sparaxis Of Perdition

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Botanist Canonical path: /botanist/sparaxis-of-perdition Related lyric paths: 6
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Sparaxis Of Perdition

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Iridaceae

Eyes of black

About which crimson swirls

Wheel of fire

Sinister gaze

Perdition

At the wandflower’s wave

Demise

Limestone denizen

Of tepals six

Stemmed cormels and

Coiled anthers

Leering

Dormant corms

Soon will awake

Ixieae

Sword-shaped leaves

Bladed star

Signals your demise

Sparaxis

Perdition

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