Erosion & regeneration

from Unholy by Martin Grech

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And came back from one
More than others
And deepened on the pulling of strings
And the tying of knots
Fell soon for one thing then another
And remain open handed
For another overwhelming attack
God spelt mother for all the names
I sat and watched the sunsets blue
Remembering objects over ascending doom
And innocent hands made guilt
And guilt would eat their flesh and bones
And I became more than just man
And more than just woman
I became a whole being
One of such pure serenity
Ladeled in this and guilt
Endless guiltless

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from Unholy, released June 13, 2005

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Ecstasy battle entropy, shivers whisper cunningly "Hush mortal core"...

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