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Welcome a vicious delirium to quench the stains
of a world that has raped its dreary end.
Subtle manoeuvres to feast upon seduction,
a portrait of a mirage inflicting pleasures to blame.

Where once the kingdom of nonsense, a capitalist society,
came to be a world aimed at an inscrutable banner.
To command the body to quench all desire,
the blowing of the wind, the entering of arcane roaring manners.

This is a lurid yet common pleasantry
of flesh hideously amusing upward schemes.
A drunken bond glancing towards oblivion,
such frail sighs agonizing an erotic comedy.

The sentinels have destroyed what we once were,
sin has caught us in a web of warmth and destitution.
Blame the nebulous angels that first fell
for they have brought us disturbance and hell!

Our efforts being insights for carnal abuse,
the ways of undistinguished satisfaction.
Wreak the flame with the painful strain,
blame chaos and the shameless sickness.

Thousands moans cover this infertile world,
a dying race lead by a virulent plan.
To urge the beast among mankind’s leftovers
where a feast on sexual needs has no shame.

A thick white carpet bathed us in promises
for the holy karma has been pounded by depravity.
So warm became the feathering revelations of lustful sculptures,
the unleashing of razor storms to bitter the firm daggers.

This is the contemplation of what deprives the intellect
and fills the void once crippled by immorality.
To only work upon the flesh and inconsequential ecstasies,
a rampart of sanguineous serpentine wonderings!!!

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from The Esoteric Movement V​:​6​.​660 - A Dire Worthless Campaign, released February 7, 2011

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