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Vessel
04:04
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Splinter
03:01
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Sediment
02:36
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Vacant Space
04:25
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Growing Walls
02:50
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Acrylic
01:30
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Echo Chamber
03:37
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Existing within the constant dichotomy of
Despondent bodies and longing to be
Present more than ever
Who will give in first?
Feeling the density of her shadow in these cells and skin
A familiar torment the parasite and host are akin
Will I recognize this body the next day?
Living two different kinds of selves
Caught in the echo chamber
One yearns to peel from this shell
I can thank her for this anger
Will I know myself the next day?
I fear to forget other than you
I fear to forget other than you
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Memory Cell Kalamazoo, Michigan
A band from Kalamazoo, MI.
Photo by Olivia Stier
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