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Hymn of the Hurting Moment

by Corpus Vitreum

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Crouched together in the dark flesh of mother
Embraced by a perpetual beat of life
From the beginning of my time
Until they tear me out
Of my dark shelter
Into a cold glaring world
That I have to pass through
Meanwhile the death
Sings the hymn of the hurting moment
And laughs out loud about the living

I still hear the yelling voices
Of my comrades who have fallen
I still see the mercy in her essence
And her beauty in the first light of the day
After a never ending night of love
All those moments seem so endless
As the paths we forged together
But only the mirage will be my fellow
Until I disintegrate into the realm of death

No sacrifice will stop
The relentless march of the sun
Resistance is senseless
Against their legion of shades
The treasure of infinity
A bitter melting illusion

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released December 4, 2021

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Corpus Vitreum Bonn, Germany

Two beings beyond the world of the living. Obsessed by the thought of weightlessness. Their glasses are overfilled with a void. The backbones of earth are out of balance, while they play their notes of sorrow …
CORPUS VITREUEM by Sebastian Byron Mirgeler & Matheus Thomas Kuska

Within the gloom of the New Moon a piece of music is born ... be aware ... ... more

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