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Young, Stoned, & Infatuated

from 678: Poems, Rants, & Jams by Instagon

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Young, Stoned, & infatuated...
oh to be so naive again
before everything became riddled with the bitter truth.
Before the purity and honor of love could be shown to last
only as long as the expiration date on ones current employment.
To frolic in the world without
worry or understanding of karmic justice.
To be young where your mind and body
both function within the same energy realm
and not one trying to keep up with the others
fantasies and nostalgic whims.
The infatuation doesn't go away
they are still just as lovely
and glowing with sexy warmth...
you want them...to touch them.. to fuck them..
but you get better at hiding your desire
and even more so at giving in to it.
The truth cannot be seen.
you have reached an age of veils
laced with the knowledge of time
and experiences that come with them.
Now, so much must be contemplated
before trying the smallest thing
Then, action was god.
Worry is the age virus..
it gets us all.

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from 678: Poems, Rants, & Jams, released March 9, 2015
words by Lob

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Instagon was conjured in 1993 and has been continually transforming since that time. Never the same ensemble on stage.. performing regularly with Lob at the helm.. the ritual continues & the music just evolves... Over 700 sessions.. & nearly as many different players, Instagon continues to combine musical notions & chaos theory into something that has become the most unique band project ever. ... more

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