Holy Book of Dilemma-Every Time I Die

[00:01.67]. [00:01.86]Insect lust or insect love, [00:03.17]There's no telling them apart if you're not a bug. [00:05.67]But from down here I can see the gears [00:07.49]The guts of the watches, molecular tiers. [00:09.75]Now, if you're a bug in insect love [00:11.74]Then you only do things with other bugs. [00:14.02]But if it's lust and survival's a must [00:16.02]Then the things that you do are to other bugs. [00:18.17]. [00:19.28]There are laws built into the nest and this is the crux of it. [00:23.67]But how do you apply this to the world? [00:29.14]We are given too much room to be expected to do only good. [00:34.23]We are more curious than bold [00:37.40]and we were quiet before we went cold. [00:40.15]. [00:42.10]Animal art or animal ****? [00:44.19]Boot legged thoughts or collegiate wit? [00:45.38]It all looks the same if it ain't holy writ. [00:47.25]But from up here I can see the gears, [00:49.14]. [00:49.39]Where the guts of the clocks mimic the heavenly spheres. [00:53.22]Our mathematics and faiths [00:55.66]Are just ways of devouring space while we continue to devolve. [01:02.41]Separate hearts are the whole of the law x10 [01:37.27] [01:43.65]. [01:44.75]