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Apeirogon I: Singularity
04:24
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From a singularity of static a tangible existence takes form, reaching into infinity
Stretching beyond comprehension this new form transcends reality
My thoughts are suddenly plagued by obsession
Through my own experience I create
As I see do I exist
Am I the collection of my thoughts, I cannot perceive
Through the void I stretch into time's seams
Embodied by my own perception
Feeling everything you cannot perceive;
Do I exist or am I a collection of cosmic dreams
Through the void I stretch into time's seams, transcending dimensions endlessly
This existence feels like a dream
Uncertainty, eternity
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Conception through organic thoughts or simply through observation
Parallels can be drawn but are always shifting
Time will always seek an end to every beginning
Singularity of static, a tangible existence, conception through organic thoughts
Parallels can be drawn but are always shifting
Time will always seek an end to every beginning
Resistance occurring, building, seeking to hinder progress
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Apeirogon III: Emergence
03:15
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Particles realign, destiny becomes us, destiny
Particles realign, massing structures from nothing
From a frozen point in time I see the precipice of life abide
Exponentially growing from cells that all divide
Light and darkness now collide, piercing the veil in which we hide.
There's no escaping; the universe is now bursting with life
Embodied by my own perception feeling everything you cannot perceive;
Do I exist or am I a collection of cosmic dreams
Borders to our understanding, limitations to perception undone.
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