Epilogue

from Daydream by CLÆMUS

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I'm at peace with my
Slow demise, I realised
That time itself shows a capacity to breed other life
A reflection we've been known to hide, yet confide in
We confide in the way we seek
Completion, it's a virtue
It's why we try to find a reason

Like the seasons, we're wired to change
Living in blissful ignorance drowns the noise malevolent eyes are watching me
Silently and slowly
We maintain what we had to be
It becomes a distant memory, that we savour
Do we choose to suffer or let go
And I hope this time round
We're on solid ground

I'm at peace with my
Slow demise, I realised
That time itself shows a capacity to breed other life
A reflection we've been known to hide, yet confide in
We confide in the way we seek
Completion, it's a virtue
It's why we try to find a reason

We've been spared
From mindless suffering
Oblivious to what is happening
When does the rain fall down again

So I keep on breathing, I need
What's left of me to be reminded
I keep on breathing, I need
A revelation, running away from the lives that were made for us

Keep on breathing, I need
What's left of me to be reminded
I keep on breathing, I need
A revelation, running away from the lives that were made for us

On the precipice I wait for the end
As the memories of flying too close to the edge are haunting me
Consoling me, I remain
One with hopelessness

I'm at peace with my
I'm at peace with my
I'm at peace with my
Slow demise, I realised
The reflection we've been known to hide

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from Daydream, released October 15, 2021

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