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The Counterpane by Sarnia de la MarΓ© FRSA

The Counterpane by Sarnia de la MarΓ© FRSA Why do I keep on trying When every day I'm failing? As each week passes  I miss every target. Every year is just the same I never win the game. Why do I keep losing In a world that's so confusing? Never past the post, My dreams are simply ghosts. And yet I keep on trying The facts I'm still denying. What gives me such resolve? This puzzle I cannot solve. Maybe I've a super power, As each season I re-flower. Maybe I will grow From all these seeds I sow. Perhaps I am not failing, Maybe I am gaining, Maybe I am blind,  And the treasure lays behind. A life that's filled with gold Hidden in the folds Of the counterpanes Of old. © 2024 Sarnia de la Mare

Birth of Adom Song Lyrics by Tale Teller Club

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  πŸ“œ Lyrics: Birth of Adom – Tale Teller Club A transmission from the Immersion Archives. Words written against the Machine, set to sound and vision. The earth learned the tune Of a reckoning fugue As kings and queens puppeteered For the white and wealthy The young and healthy Only the good people cried Man on man wrestled With icons and loins And the shimmering coins Of ownership Whilst happiness slipped And the rape of God's children Made death taste better than living The drugs killed the pain Till it started again Sorrow trickled like blood From the underclasses While a white pulsating pupae Smoked cigars on the hill And spunked at the thrill of his slaves Who played to the tune Of the reckoning fugue It was the energies of past That fused an event Of course, life works this way It was atoms and emotions On a collisions That caused a fireball On that fateful day She came like acid rain Like burning flame Like black tar From the quagmire A heroine not seen Before...

A Daily Poem by Sarnia de la Mare #poem #poetry #lyrics

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Duality She stared at me, From the sharpness of the mirror. Eyes black, saddened by a life of cruel turns. Her edges were blurred by the echoes of herself. The reflection reached out begging to be touched to be held as a mother would hold. Always there. These eyes! following her everywhere she went. A shadowed face that wasn't quite her own. One line cuts through the center of everything, she mused. A boundary where light and darkness merge and pull apart. Where truth whispers in riddles to its opposite. Between the black and the white, a world unfolds where form distorts. but meaning deepens. Where each angle is a doorway to another unseen reality. Each half of her held a piece of the whole, a figure drawn to both sides a singularity caught in the paradox of existing everywhere and nowhere all at once. Two faces, one gaze a dance in contrast, a secret held in the delicate balance of what is what was and what might be © 2024 Sarnia de la Mare Portrait of a Woman on Brown Paper $21,...

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Creative Season Highlights 2025


🌐 Immersive 360° + Dance

Launching a fusion of 4K+ immersive landscapes, original iServalan soundtracks, and experimental contemporary dance sessions. Designed for VR headsets, phones, and classic 2D screens, these projects blur the line between stage, film, and digital performance.

πŸ“– The Book of Immersion – Volume 2

The second volume of the acclaimed sci-fi series arrives this season, continuing Renyke’s journey through fractured strata, exploring AI–human fusion, memory, and love. Expect new philosophical intros, deeper lore, and interconnected creative outputs across film, music, and web experiences.

πŸ›️ Merch & Creative Drops

The Tale Teller Vault expands with neon cyberpunk merch, Redbubble exclusives, and artist-signed items. From loops & ringtones to fashion drops by Blink Friction, this season’s catalogue blends art, music, and utility.

πŸŽ„ Christmas Art Exhibition

This winter, we unveil a special art exhibition of stills and creative self-portraits by iServalan. Expect limited edition prints, holiday collaborations, and exclusive online showcases to close the year in immersive style.


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