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Artist: The Man Eating Tree
Canonical path: /the-man-eating-tree/lathing-a-new-man
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Lathing A New Man
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lathing A New Man
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I know
As well as
My own name
They will never
Tire
Our shallow
Enemies
Of forging new villains
Man, made of mud
In his master's house
Where hands of his
Order the machine
Forged in the flames of fire
Man, made of nothing
In his master's house
Where words drive
Into his flesh like nails
He knows.
Like his own name
He will never
Understand these hollow
Meanings.
This crafting of all new divides
He knows.
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