1. |
Zero Hour
01:15
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The marriage of neglect and virtue –
an image of horror it breeds
to aid the loss
of sense of freedom
for control to reign complete
Into
the zero hour –
a house where god was never seen
the zero hour –
into the wasteland
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2. |
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Hammered into submission
Cornered with naked knives
No attempt to address the obvious
Not addressing reasons
and whys
The constraints of my feelings
in limited space and time
Fear runs the wheels of the clockworks
of the interiors of the mind
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3. |
Fake News Reel
01:20
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Young man dies on pavement against a flashing screen
His face bloody so he can’t be seen
The moments leading to the impact seem to characterize
what violence can conseptualize
High contrast
flashing images
High impact
lessons in tolerance
A young man dies on pavement against a flashing screen
generations in factories
so he can’t be seen
No future
No tolerance
No hope for ever surviving it
No future
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4. |
A Destructive Experience
00:43
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Cold lights crack in the morning -
“I’ve never been here before.”
Terrorized by abstractions of been here before
If they subject control on people –
is that power to you?
When your life’s measured at gun point –
is that power to you?
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5. |
The Illusory Device
00:57
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It goes for the throat
in setting paranoia
It’s an unclean promise
of a mother’s son
But as you see
violence is neutral
when taught only
objectification
Emotional bondage,
but you’re free,
but the perception
is not real
And the streets scream
at casting daylight
What is taken
and what is told
and I’m tired of their fucking games
Clutching
to thinnest of changes
and tomorrow
it’s still here
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6. |
Total Ideology
00:56
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Alienation,
rapid shots of color
climaxing in hanging
airless space
Motion sickness,
a sitting target
A misplaced object
in modern houses
The certainties of misfortunes around you
implode
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7. |
The New Frontline Speech
00:36
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If we suffer what we see
then who will address sanity?
Serving the hand that suffers
is an outrage
Those who came with water
now come with fire
Those who came with water
now come with fire
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8. |
Indoctrination
01:02
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Accepting the values handed,
muting the touches given,
losing the ability to see
the processes demanded
Termination of approaches,
obsession of permanent kind
The outdated choices given -
I am addressing you
I have nothing to offer
I have nothing to say -
the total system of free market morals
is an engine of conditioned hate
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9. |
Kingdom Made Visible
01:20
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The words as image and function:
destroy
Flinching at stray noise -
turn to air in the crowd
Fail to see what fear is -
this is your culture
In sadly lit locations of the city
A man dies in public space
In the luxury of modern ghettos
Where the dreamless ghetto bells ring
Civilized violence:
You have been seen
These are the orders,
this is your culture
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10. |
Predictions of Total War
02:40
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Altercations
by popular demand
Death of nations
set in editorial frame
History blazing
in the death of winter
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