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Tellurian
06:09
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I hear a whisper
A form beholding the universe
And I am bound on Earth (or am I?)
Ablaze a prayer beyond the known
My gift to you
Reclaim thy wings
Filtered with the curse of consciousness
A transdimensional apoptosis
With the embrace of a corrupted form
Awaiting the impregnable eternal quiet
I hear a whisper
A form belonging to the universe
Have I risen or have I fallen?
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Unbound
08:35
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Toward the Self
05:55
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Astraios Ayr
11:14
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Tome of the Unreplenished Cyprus
...a representation of conceptual philosophy, progression, and elevation through sound.
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