| love and death are the hinges that turn us | |
| dont touch me im contagious | |
| bound in twain | |
| i can fix him, says woman who is worse | |
| you should have killed me twice | |
| vacant and lost | |
| cancel culture took my wife | |
| wreathed in flames of revenge | |
| eyes eclipsing stars | |
| uncountably infinite wings | |
| they remember, they remember them all | |
| it fills me with such pleasure and terror | |
| carries the weight of dying stars | |
| brave, loyal, endearing and gullible | |
| promise i'll love you the best | |
| an angel fell that night | |
| oops i forgot the wire cutters | |
| hazel-eyed and without morals | |
| your daybreaker | |
| veiled city lights | |
| an almost animal type of magic | |
| frosted at the feathertips | |
| between marble and ice and rock | |
| sundial-up internet | |
| old habits die hard | |
| world light enough to carry | |
| language you can't afford to forget | |
| that's what makes it a place we call home | |
| kneeling. praying. pious at my feet | |
| someday we'll know | |
| don't say it's unholy | |
| getting shivers all down my spine | |
| a tale of a wolf and a wildcat | |
| there are no stars and it's hot | |
| neon signs and highway lights | |
| i eat rainbows for breakfast | |
| music of explosions in the sky | |
| born out of fear and love | |
| bright flashes of red | |
| dreams of crashing waves | |
| just to fill the empty spaces | |
| affection between friends | |
| eaten or rotten, i am all mouth | |
| big bolt of lightning hanging low | |
| the ancient terror found a home in my gut | |
| what you love is your fate | |
| a hunter is a hunter, even in a dream | |
| the only way out is through | |
| even bloodstained, you're beautiful | |
| and i clawed my way out of your throat | |