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THECODONTION - Trilobite
04:49
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Arachnomorph, Schizoramia subphylum
benthic predator and filter feeder
scavenger, plankton eating swimmer
symbiotic with sulfurophagous bacteria
Trilobite suddenly emerging
from the heat of the Atdabatian seas
narrowing of the glabella and cephalon
hypostome morphological specialization
maintaining high diversity levels
throughout the Silurian period
filling ecological niches, adaptation
decline, divergence and extinction
Enigmatic traces of eye structures
calcite sub-elliptical exoskeleton
articulated transverse segments
fused to the pydigium, shielded head
rostrum to anchor the cranidium
tridents for protection and combat
prosopon adorned with finer domes
tubes as alimentary ridge networks
Single pair of retractible antennae
endopodites attached to the coxa
vision with elongated prism lenses
photoreceptors detecting night and day
Thriving in the Iapetus Ocean
speciation epitome, metazoan paradigm
history marked on its thorax
a three hundred million years reign
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Tubular organism with clawed legs
spines made up of four nested elements
ornamented with minute triangular scales
or microscopic circular openings
Once reversed, walking on its barbs
dark stain as cephalic featurelessness
tentacles with hollow tube mouths
or appendages to an unknown creature
Onychophoran panarthropod affinity
distinctive foregut ancestral armature
Hallucigenia specimens inverted
underneath the lower Cambrian shales
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THECODONTION - La Torre
03:41
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CEREMENTED - Kontinuum
01:45
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Deities of impurity - channeling malevolence!
Retaliation encircling
with ignorance evoking mental derailment
A suspiral psychosis!
Surrendering to charred flesh hands of demise!
Fouled psychic obliteration!
Mystischizmatic tunneling the wormholes of annihilation!
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Hallucinatory effects of
sonic miasma
Emulating
A disorienting haze upon
psychological torment!
Death riding with vengeance!
Subsumed by abstruse!
Glorified in flesh
Blackened spiritual consequences
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Hail all living sacrifice
Rotting perverse in psychosis
Cruelty is the hand which has created genocide!
Supremacy! Over another!
Obscenity draped in flesh!
Desolated!
Barbwire coiling throats with pestilence
Massive extinction
Throttles jeweds (earth) grounds with desecration - a stygian black abcess!
We’re obsessed!
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