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Spinet Destroiet
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Lolligagging ‘neath the midday sun,
sequenced interludes will show you what you’ve done.
Riding topwise into rendered blue,
threads of light that’ll peel right through to
Illuminations of your pinball eyes,
Gaps where tidal lanes can wash the stains of time.
Catch me listening to midday sighs,
wander off and hear the wiretap say it’s fine it’s fine it’s fine…
Coronations fill the radar hum,
children singing that the same is yet to come.
Algorithms calling you by name
emulations of a former framing
of certain lights around your pinball eyes,
hit the bell and then watch arrow meet the line.
Catch me missing out on midday sighs,
wander back and hear the telegraph say its fine it's fine it's fine...
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Wrenasmir Newcastle, Australia
Wrenasmir used to be a baroque pipe organist before he discovered samplers and synthesizers. Now he makes imaginary soundtracks in his studio for the twilight beachside city that lives in his head - full of vinyl and pixels and bittersweet memories.
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