Leaving Harbour

from Revelations, Aurora Of An Epoch by ÉOHUM

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So I took a step toward a given path, put aside ignorance and ingratitude, embarked on a caravan, a caravan where the journey only is of importance. Stars and moon represent the circle of life within. Humanity is a caravan transporting itself in history, observing recurring era's, cycles on a much larger scale than we attempt to believe. Like the dream transports the abstract, re-associating it to a specific instance within you. Where has gone the idea of the tree of life? Rooted from deep inner sensations of gratifying emotions and indulging states. A breath taken by every leaf, the elements carving our surroundings, as they portray the lives and deaths, the sons and martyrs, daughters and healers on this bed of life.

Leaving this settlement, where confusion and innocence roam. Leaving here, where dwellers are keen on god. Leaving to the harbour where lay no ensigns. Lost origins hidden beneath dried out rivers, crashing into a tide of dreams, where I lay without argument to return. At the banks of fatal revelations, as our caravan performs its divide, prodigies of an obscure period, the shine of an sombre epoch of quickening pace, tell of obvious ameliorate reform. Debating is over, acceptance is nigh. Listen to the prudent undying, everlasting consciousness, as it draws a portrait of our scenery. This narrative is no fable but a revelation of a pre-birthing theatrical event, ours.

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from Revelations, Aurora Of An Epoch, track released April 7, 2015

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