| As staccato mountains rise to meet their morning form
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| Their peaks ignited while the sun reaches on overboard
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| The horizon eviscerate, casting its rays
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| Like the entrails of a thousand lifetimes in the wake
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| My shadow lengthened across an arid sea
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| I went to chase, but lost it under a rolling reef
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| Of clouds overhead, boiling past a crimson line
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| The antecedent greeting a reunion of our lives
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| The drowning sun, now below my feet
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| Where a man meets his limit in dominion’s reach
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| Like ferried souls, of whales at sea
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| I’m just a visitor here and I’m about to leave
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| Oh land of angels, lost in their contemplation
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| Of the glory, infinite, across these forlorn places
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| So many words, found through silent things
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| The sun will rise, while the world is sleeping
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| Perhaps having been, is the purest kind
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| I saw beyond the void where the stars go to die
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| I lept in deference, body cast in the sea
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| It seems that everyday, brings an eternity
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| The drowning sun, now below my feet
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| Where a man meets his limit in dominion’s reach
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| Like ferried souls, of whales at sea
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| I’m just a visitor here and I’m about to leave
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| And I’m about to leave
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| And I’m about to leave
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| And I’m about to leave
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| And I’m about to leave |