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Body Politic

from Splinters by Your Agenda Kills

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Insertion, deletion, code me wrong

Inside out, from front to back

Disappearing outlines on the surface,

emerging patterns beneath the skin

Decrypt my essence, erase my flaws,

You can´t take what´s mine.

You can´t take what´s mine.


At the tip of my tongue

I can taste the outside

At the tip of my tongue

My mass against your shallowness


My fear, my hate, my rage

A different body politic

My skin, my guts, my story

Here I stand – uncorrected


I won´t dismantle

under your searching eye


At the tip of my fingers

I can feel the surface

My sensation against your ignorance


Assemblages of sense and thought

Conjunctions made of time

Stubborn flesh and fragile bones

Gathered around notions of resistance

Split me up and strip me down

You can´t find what´s me.

You can´t find what´s me.


My fear, my hate, my rage

A different body politic

My skin, my guts, my glory

Here I stand – uncorrected.


At the tip of my tongue

I can taste the outside

At the tip of my tongue

My sensation against your shallowness

At the tip of my fingers

I can feel the surface

My sensation against your ignorance

At the tip of my tongue

I can taste the outside

My sensation against your shallowness

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from Splinters, released June 20, 2017

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