Convergence In Recollection

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My eyes burn as I try to focus in the onrush of disbelief. In the wake of the impossible, I try to keep one foot in front of the other. I feel it all coming down. Withstand [and] survive as I try to understand. One foot in front of the other, desperately, I feel it all coming undone. Fragments of sound converge in recollection forming discernible sound. Words engraved in stone now diminished to dust upon this earthen floor. Beneath my feet as colors begin to change, I try to keep forward the earth beneath my feet. Focus, I feel it fading away. The earth beneath my feet, I feel it fading away...

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from Dead Planet, released December 2, 2016

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