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Lumberjacks Are Felling Trees

from Eidolon by Through Waves

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Leaves are raining down
And all critters are fast asleep
The gentle spells that hang upon the wood
Are faint and lost their imposing warmth

Nothing comes this way
Yet out of the shack I venture
Past the rivers and knolls
Where he might be

I follow the trail of stumps
And search for the iron blows of his might
All growing things are hurt by him
Even my growing wish to get near
He tells me amidst the pipesmoke
“Sprite, all dead wood must fall
For new things to grow and thrive”
Such are the perils of his toil

I am the witchbride
Veiled and unrequited
He’s really all I could ever hope for
For I am always relentlessly alone
And at this point I fear
That this might never, ever change
This wooden heart craves for his axe
To cut through the bark and find life within

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from Eidolon, released September 3, 2016

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Through Waves is the therapeutical art of brazilian vielleuse Raine Holtz.

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