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Artist: Raa Hoor Khuit
Canonical path: /raa-hoor-khuit/philosophers-burden
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Philosophers Burden
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Philosophers Burden
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Motionless between the spheres
At the horizons of the universe.
The spectral fields' philosophy
Archaic holy blasphemy.
Archaic relict of
Religious restrain;
Roaming mind into
Mental exile.
Mental exile!
Returning to point zero it
Makes you understand the
Wisdom of the strange land,
toward the stars of
Obscurity.
Archaic relict of
Religious restrain;
Roaming mind into
Mental exile.
Mental exile!
No prophets!
No resurrection!
An awaking of the mind;
A blooming of perceptions.
Awareness of forbidden thoughts,
growing in the
philosopher's fields.
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