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Farewell​/​Comfort

from Katalepsie by Rue des Cascades

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Six feet under: You and the remembrance of past moments
that let me forget about the isolation.
 
The priest preaches of piousness
but it sounds more like narcism
and nothing like what you were
 
Dressed in black they play charade 
waiting for an ‘amen’
Your brother stayed at home 
his empty eyes stare out of the window
 
As they all have left your gravesite 
as I am the one beeing left behind in the rain
as the cigarette in my hand brings nothing but the realization that I’m not dying fast enough,
the question appeared: ‚Is there a god?‘
 
Now that I found the answer, where is the comfort?
 
In the moments of truce between the wars against myself,
a body numbed of sorrow,
a Hiroshima of pipe dreams.
 
My life drifts away, cold and strange like a drowned body
An apartment key in my hand, but no home. 
“Where to go?”
 
Nein danke, ich warte auf nichts mehr.

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from Katalepsie, released December 5, 2014

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