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Hyperion
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"Hyperion" by Stefan George
I returned home: never such a flood of blossoms
Welcomed me so. A pounding in the field.
And in the grove God’s powers slept.
I’ve seen the river, slope and shire entranced,
And you, my brothers, heirs of a future-sun.
Your eyes rest, harboring a dream,
Once in you, yearning thoughts alter the blood.
My sorrowful life leans toward slumber,
But the grace of Heaven’s promise rewards.
The fervent shall never pass through the Kingdom.
I shall be Earth and then hero’s grave.
To be fulfilled the sacred sons draw near.
With them arrives the second age, love manifest.
The world births love once again.
I’ve spoken the spell, and drawn the compass.
Before the fall of night, I will be caught.
Those above will wander cherished fields
On winged soles, aglow in the grasp of God.
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Lullaby
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Reverberation
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Kinit Her Wisconsin
Established in 2005 in the heart of Wisconsin, Kinit Her has unfolded into many forms while staying true to their core by releasing dense, gorgeous, and bizarre symbolist post-folk music for nearly two decades. Falling in an undefinable landscape of the neofolk and post-industrial territories theirs is a most unique yet accessible songcraft. ... more
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