| I appear ashamed and nervous
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| Standing at the gates of my brain circuit
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| Planets arranged beneath the cranium surface
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| Led by Satans with pagan servants
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| Faces with turbulence
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| Blood stains on frame paintings of Persians
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| Malaysian virgins
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| Nurture defiance of disconsolate routes of stress
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| From galaxies with holes in their flesh
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| Approaching the steps
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| Knock the pale painting off the door as I opened it left
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| Between the interweaving cortex
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| Beneath the floor boards is where I saw death
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| Headless in the cold passage
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| As it’s guts expose acid
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| The night stops, the solar revolving the atlas
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| Ghost forms in the smoke swarms of the chalice
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| Dope and tablets, in the walls quote the madness
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| Coke is gambling
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| Bettin' my brain cells to save from famine
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| Walk past the slave hanging with the face of Amin
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| Swinging like a pendulum in the cavern
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| Screams of torture in the endless hallway
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| Watch the djinns dance in the séance
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| As the chords play, the ouija board breaks
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| The storm shakes the crooked mansion
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| Hooded phantoms
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| Circling the core space of my expansion
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| Orbiting my pituitary gland stem
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| Haunted with madmen
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| Who slaughter and burn whores with Victorian lanterns
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| I face the court standing
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| Awaiting faith in the reinforced frame of granite
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| With tortured slaves and addicts
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| «I killed a man who killed a man, or maybe then I didn’t kill a man?
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| I can never know for sure if I killed him or not, and not knowing is maybe
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| worse than knowing.»
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| «After all, there is nothing real outside our perception of reality.»
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| «I can never know for sure if I killed him or not, and not knowing is maybe
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| worse than knowing.»
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| Standing in the strands of my Medulla
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| Seven gangsters fill the room up with straps to shoot up
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| Counting caps behind my gland spans a tumor
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| Filled with star clusters
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| Beneath a magnetic storm boards of form combustion
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| I walk towards the substance
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| Past abortion, war and corruption
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| Staring through my cortex circumference
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| Imbalanced fiends
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| Swallowing aspirins with anti-freeze
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| Memory banks bury the fabrics of a tampered dream
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| Wrapped between the vibratory molecules of a conscious thought in solitude
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| He wore solid jewels, where comets fly
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| On cobblestone rocks beneath a busted light
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| Peering over doctors in white
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| Draggin' bodies from graveyards
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| Splicing genetics behind a stained glass
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| My mind is the karma
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| Worship by the shrines of Shambhala
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| Full of psychotic carvers and crime sagas
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| Like writers from Harvard
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| Vipers and harlots, primers who target
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| Like the battle between Osiris and darkness
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| Modern life is so heartless
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| Thunder and light stabs the third eye’s compartment
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| Which unveils the seat of the soul
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| Dressed in an electric velvet robe
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| Staring through an etheric telescope
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| The lens auras of death smell
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| Corn rows resemble chemtrails
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| On dead males, hollow tip shells
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| Watching murderers perfect stealth under a dress veiled deceiving truth
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| Feeding of social unrest like Indonesian troops in East Timor
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| My cavity streams the Eastern sea board
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| Looping heart beats on keyboards
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| Holes carved in concrete floor from C4
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| Mines planted blew the limbs of a child in the search to find harvest
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| Another life tarnished
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| Six billion bloodlines inscribed on parchment
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| Defines reasons why all life binds from carbon
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| All life binds from carbon
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| «I killed a man who killed a man, or maybe then I didn’t kill a man?
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| I can never know for sure if I killed him or not, and not knowing is maybe
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| worse than knowing.»
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| «After all, there is nothing real outside our perception of reality.»
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| «I can never know for sure if I killed him or not, and not knowing is maybe
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| worse than knowing.»
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| «He was a man that was begging and pleading, and praying, and he was 'Please,
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| God’n all over the place. |
| So I told him he could have a half hour to pray to
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| God, and if God could come down to change the circumstances. |
| But God never
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| showed up, and he never changed the circumstances.» |