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Raise the kingdom Raise the kingdom from under the waves of regret and bleak whispers. Swallow your mumbling, lift those legs from the quicksand of doubt, cut the fog that belongs to our fears - raise the kingdom, raise yourself and break the glass in front of your eyes, drink the poison from the fountain where angels are encased in stone, sip in the smell of the dirt that weigh down our lungs, feel the roughness of my face, my compatriot, my friend raise the kingdom, move with rhythm where the revolutions deafen the ears, crunch on the watermelon seeds of my desires, you want me, I want the world, save me from death, I will not surrender but whatever you do raise the kingdom over the love of kisses on my clothes, under the sight of pain & hurt on your chest, we will walk on without shoes on a bed of seductions to rescue each other, this is trust for this and more raise the kingdom, tired and more will tire these lives will longer be a part of your lies spit out the choice of your voice bellow out the anthem you believe in take the glass and reach out for the ocean spill over the edge rip brightness into the abyss we are all dangerous we are all lecherous but we will raise the kingdom raise the kingdom of ourselves. By Kerem Durdag There is dye on our lips Don't love me your face melts into my hate like pink dye in a glass of water don't put your lips against mine your breath rips my senses under the breeze of darkness don't touch my arms your fingers are thorns drawing mysterious dancing figures on my skin don't look at me your head is twisting in a whirl and I am imploding into an anarchy of faith but I still want you to remember me I still want you to want me if there is a future beyond the door take it climb over the wall I have built forgive me and enter my minds cure me and break my binds show me the way teach me to pray don't hide, I am running to the outside I know I can't love so tell me if I will survive yours By Kerem Durdag Movie I want to collapse into two arms, into the arms of that woman who would not ask for my love, for any love. Instead, she will allow me to say, "You are beautiful, and I don't know why." She would be sitting on a shore where the sand is only brown and ours. There is blue in front of us, behind us no one can see. Like an old color lithograph, her skin blends into everything; the shape of her dress just about slipping off that soft shoulder. Then I would kiss her. There would be no afterwards. We will be stuck in a frame, the salty air blowing at our corners. These two will not mind. They never kiss but sit there, the man in his trousers on such a beautiful day, the woman asking for nothing, half bare. I wish I was there. By Kerem Durdag |