1. |
has a wonderful day
01:08
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The next few weeks: endless mornings; evenings tunnel 10 days behind. The past is fully sculpted, used, limited; time is worth even less than before: a few seconds raised, lowered, bringing tremendous odds; high weather expecting high trade, the latter recorded by touch.
Let her know the current; follow, offer, speak: "please change."
Demand ends.
We will work with you, take this snarl out: set these needs among letter, name, order; only offer reason (recently running about, exploring, expecting a show). Look slightly forward and enter, taking care and keeping what choice earns.
One must give, be capable, changed.
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vibrations
01:47
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Birth is messy; we easily
forget this. The event
is presented & overcome;
it doesn't
exist.
The world is vibratory,
and not always smooth
in every vibration. Separated
by design, we need to raise
our vibrations; it is happening
already, is being realized.
Habits are dangerous: negative
reactions; eliminate this noise:
always act, stopping the motion,
dismantling them.
We all have a determined shape,
self-feeding & focused, uncluttered
& centered. We will never cease
to experiment; we continue expanding,
thinking we must keep our energy focused
on holding one thought
under any circumstances;
it is a reflex, a potentially destructive force
that drives & feeds us; it clashes
with progress;
everything we emit
disintegrates. Human life
communicates
largely through what we are
not capable of doing.
Only by watching a flower –
its smell, its colors, its
shape – shouldn't we recognize
what happens throughout time?
Something is
delayed,
decomposes; at the time
of its construction (and its destruction) –
even if we cannot perceive it –
we see an evolution
towards more subtle shapes.
What can be seen?
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3. |
garbage dwellers
01:51
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History is littered
to confront the limits of our language.
An architect, before creating,
uncovers herbals & bestiaries.
The Signs of Man:
as if
willing & inventive;
I’ve always been a bit suspicious,
a kind of springboard
translating already
(fire/electricity, plant/earth, rainbow)
the most basic forms of life;
everything to be alive in its own way --
the objects of this universe,
the internal logic of language & thought.
Flower & disappear
all domains of being.
Inventors of crazy machines:
the pollution of distances;
technology bends & exploits
those laws of nature
it cannot break.
The destiny of all writing
is to decay into dust --
a kind of amazement.
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Recreational Mathematics Label Ypsilanti, Michigan
RML is a small independent label based in Ypsilanti, MI, offering free digital releases. Contact us at holocene.scenes@gmail.com with inquiries or audio submissions.
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