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Artist: Clarity Process
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Post Anemia
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Post Anemia
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For now we won't talk about our failing hearts. False sound of Athena as she whispers, "this place is somewhere that we can't get to." Use it 'til your lifeless eyes lift.
Lights out. This distorted glass seems foreign and this burning rose will teach us fire is a gift. Knives out. Is this cut below the surface? There's a burning rose, violent, black, and cold. It teaches fire is a gift.
Eyes down, emulate the face that got you here. Black out. Deaf and numb. Remnants of something almost human. This shelter. Hemorrhage is our last escape from.
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