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The polution of solution

from "Death Preparations" by Jasp Galanier

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The eschatalogical musical/ obscure poetic series "Death Preparations" of writer/poet/musician Jasp Galanier

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It is nature that creates
Suffering of it's own accord
Nature is fucking brutal
It is not some "Hippy Vegan Flower"
It is not some child fantasy
Not something you seem to think it is,
in your little idealistic harry potter wet dream
Life feeds on death.
Nature is cruel
full of brutality with or without humanity's help.
Imagination creating everything out of nothing
and nothing creating more imagination.
It is a universe
Full of strange creatures inside
through the vastness of space and time

As you pertain an animal presence
you rape someones life plain naked
Thy God put you here on earth
and did a great job of
keeping you here
To escape this prison of fake love
Is to return to you absence
To return to your essence
An eye for an eye
we by now live blinded by the light darkness
Deep in the "No" in "Know" exists a spirit bewildered by the essence of matter. What appears a pathetic vexing problem of whom is to be known as a drastic tantrum. This mine of mind, this emotional outburst of ill. Destruction upon a voyage, this immense vivid cycle of dream realities. I ma' say you are a man with a girl inside. I ma' say you are a girl with an apple on your neck. I ma say you are a dream and reality is yours to take. I'm ma say...I' ma say...

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from "Death Preparations", track released January 1, 2012
Musica, Poesia y Voz: Jasp Galanier

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Jasp Galanier 1981-?

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