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Marrows
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Had a seizure now that’s over.
Endless meantime, without closure.
shuffle through the days
and the folds in my chest
neither here nor there.
Action/word/Fraction/verb
When I’m lost this time,
force a way and to begin,
stitch a map inside your skin.
Thread the needle through the eye
lean the axe against the wall raise the stone and let it fall
Time to raise the stone and crack open your bones.
Drain the insides out of me
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Zillicoah Asheville, North Carolina
Zillicoah is a post-punk trio helmed by guitarist and
songwriter Rome Widenhouse, with Andrew Breeden
(bass)
and Brandon Ball (drums). Zillicoah incorporates elements
of Post-Hardcore, Folk,and Alternative Rock to create an
electrified, enigmatic sound. The band is currently based in
Asheville, NC..
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