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Horizontal Key Vertical Gate

from Romantic Love by Dendritic Arbor

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Horizontal Key Vertical Gate from Romantic Love, released 05 May 2015

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In the nights entwined embrace
seeping through the crevice of dawn
seething chambers engorged with blood
seeking refuge in the morning flowers dew
evenings desirous dream
spawning urges of tomorrows love
the solar apex
marks the end of what has become undone
it will be done
crepuscular cum
in the first light of morning sun

Sour light from where the garden grows
Resonates upon the shoulder of golden roads

No pain within the crystal cave

Insulin
Human High
in and out, seeds spread opal gauze

unify time and space through flesh embrace
only when in early ritual coitus
inverted bodies swell
in the season of flesh

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from Romantic Love, track released May 5, 2015
Romantic Love" was recorded on January 17th, 2015 by Noel Mueller of Grimoire Records. Mixed and Mastered by Noel Mueller/Grimoire Records. Art by Austyn Sullivan. Noise on "Murmuration End" by Topon Das. Noise throughout the album provided by Topon Das, Kyle Lambert, Jon Leone, Haultaine III, Elaine H, and Noel Mueller. © 2015 Grimoire Records.

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