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Artist: Saetia
Canonical path: /saetia/the-sweetness-and-the-light
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The Sweetness And The Light
Read The Sweetness And The Light lyrics by Saetia on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Sweetness And The Light
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These dialogue stars dream of sundays in october
Perception keeps us whole, and it may just be time
To look rather than merely see
These testaments to divine light
Years of work glare back at us
Out from oil
Out from marble
Out from sound
And sublimity
Seeking sanctuary in the written word
In the written word
To make the inspiration
Visible
Audible
Touchable
To create a world from dust
That is what it means to be our own deities
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