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Artist: Gatherers
Canonical path: /gatherers/ritual-flowers
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Ritual Flowers
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Ritual Flowers
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Lay down your skin
And let us in
What comforts the sheep on the night before the slaughter?
What’s to believe?
What’s to hold on to?
You drag the weight with blistering skin
A deafening calm buried the lake
The silver tarnished to black and you’re greener by the day Put on your mask and follow me down through the roots and the crop
Pass the torch in silent exchange
Hands pulling you under a ritual fade
Lay your flowers by the pyre, give your eyes to the trees –
You are the rope and I am the chair beneath
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