Diamonds And Pollen
Marilyn Manson · Other Songs - Marilyn Manson
Electric and pregnant,
Brilliant sluts and fire worship,
Devouring the righteous,
We were just monkeys braiding thread,
We were golden needles,
Diamonds and pollen...
Then Coma White,
A mannequeen of depression,
With the face of a dead star,
Fagged out for the corner,
She was so soft in her death,
And the pomegranate Earth,
Spins into oblivion,
The one that trembles,
The one that fears,
The one that suffers,
The one that vomits,
The one that needs,
A million scars,
A million promises,
And all your sad endings,
Are planting in their gardens,
And their waiting to grow,
And to die like flowers too,
And all your sad endings,
Are planting in their gardens,
And their waiting to grow,
And to die like flowers to...
Diamonds And Pollen
Diamonds And Pollen stands as a defining track from Marilyn Manson's later discography, showcasing the artist's continued evolution within the industrial and alternative rock genres. The recording captures the dramatic flair and theatrical intensity that have characterized Manson's body of work for decades. While the song operates within the established sonic framework of his career, it reflects the experimental tendencies often found in his post-millennium output. The track contributes to a broader catalogue that blends shock rock aesthetics with darker, more introspective musical themes. As part of a significant era in the artist's history, the song demonstrates his ability to maintain a distinct identity while exploring new textures and arrangements. It remains a notable song for listeners interested in the shifting dynamics of modern industrial music and Manson's enduring influence on the genre.