Farmakon

Led somewhere The path before me Turning around Numb fingers Fell up on my feet I was awaken Sinking deeper Filling my lungs with pleasure Thick water I sunk On the sky Of grey clouds Fell on an iron armada Glittering in the sunlight A rain like nails Waves forgotten The shores were gone A crew, rowing a coffing across Calm, stormy sea I laid back on a slow wave, To the depths of ground Growing down With nothing to say Facing each other Withering in bloom Black flowers As it landed away Down a rasp throat Inhaling a monotonus song On the top of a pine A shadow cast a raven I turned towards my right arm Rays drew warmth from my skin Filling half of the horizion The sun On a carpet of thick moss Fully covered up by the woods Fell on my face Took a step back The path was gone I turned around

Submitted by The Void — Apr 24, 2025

After a time in depths There is a crack in the pressure These shreds of light Just a rope around my neck There days of hope A blade on my throat These signs of dawn Just a route to my dusk These bounds that broke A prelude to my drowning This pinch of endless Just a fragment of the forthcoming These hint of life Just a gateway to oblivion

Submitted by Cyberwaste — Apr 24, 2025

"Covered with sweat...darkness..anxiety to complete." "This is the red desert sparks transforming to artifacts." "Air seems thick - colours paint-like." "..completely torn. All ingredients included. The process soon complete."

Submitted by Pestilence — Apr 24, 2025

No lyrics have been submitted for this track yet.

If here once was a shore It has gone nowhere Further away black islands, rose The bay is calm approach close Distant nowhere Forest on fire Bitter mist on the walley To move is to vanish To stay is to arrive Nowhere there is a reason There are no distance for giants The path on a journey Come, close, nowhere

Submitted by BloodShrine — Apr 24, 2025

Slowly Came to stand still Journey Reached the end Here Is nothing To be found Came all the way To find Nothing Nothing Nothing...

Submitted by johnmansley — Apr 24, 2025