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Machines vs. Bones

from Fossil Record of the Arctic by Bow & Spear

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We the sand-skinned
Are running down a funnel mouth a grain at a time, erosion stoking molten moltings set alight to collide, alright

We the salt-toothed
Are grit tongued lapping at the sediment slide, shaken stray out of the place where your form crashed into mine

Exhumed and expelled
Like a hot breath shot from a heavy door into a pinion pricked mansion of crystal cold night, and

I am entailed
in a gridwork graft stretched from bow to aft, in the architecture that we are burning to the ground

Form stripped smoulders
Set in time
Like metal molds for marrow
Oxidizing
Forms drip
And they drift away
Stuck in my prime
We only keep the parts that
Were compromised

Keep me awake
Incinerate, incinerate

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from Fossil Record of the Arctic, released December 19, 2014

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Chicago grunge/shoegaze/grungegaze.
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