Tristan Robert Lange

Poet | Mystic | Existential Voice | Human with a haunted halo

Tristan Robert Lange is a poet whose work blends existential depth, gothic imagery, and spiritual subtext. This site is home to their published poems, reflections, and creative journey.

Feast Your Eyes

Album-style artwork of a Gothic crypt with neon red-lit arches. A skeletal hand reaches from the ground among gravestones. Skulls line the walls while mist and shadowy figures loom in the distance. The words “TragicLife” appear across the top, with “Feast Your Eyes” in red at the bottom.
Image: AI-generated using DALL-E and modified by the author; Poetry: written by Tristan Robert Lange, Human-authored.

👁️ Feast your eyes. Feast your ears. This one is for you.

🌑 FREAKY FRIDAY FROLIC DROP 🌑
Today, I’m giving you something raw and special — an early premiere of my song Feast Your Eyes.

This is a gift for those who walk with me now, before the official release. You get to hear it first, in all its haunting, hungry energy. The full rollout will come later on Spotify, Apple Music, and everywhere else… but today, it’s yours.

🎧 Listen here: Feast Your Eyes — early Freaky Friday drop

Intro (Instrumental)

Verse 1:
I sit here alone almost every night
Counting the days—my eternal fright.
A crypt of fools—what a horrible sight—
Filled with death and the things of blight.

Pre-Chorus:
Ghosts crowd the halls
Of our tomb-filled minds.

Chorus:
The ups are downs
And the lows are highs,
Unearthed, rot is risen;
Go ahead and feast your eyes.

Verse 2:
Fog along the cemetery,
I can see that it makes you wary.
My loneliness—not an average fairy—
Is now the burden you must ever carry.

Pre-Chorus:
Ghosts crowd the halls
Of our tomb-filled minds.

Chorus:
The ups are downs
And the lows are highs,
Unearthed, rot is risen;
Go ahead and feast your eyes.

[Instrumental]

Chorus (repeated):
The ups are downs
And the lows are highs,
Unearthed, rot is risen;
Go ahead and feast your eyes.

Outro (Instrumental)

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Poet’s Note:
A Freaky Friday Frolic. Feast Your Eyes began as a song I wrote in the shadows of last week, and today I’m sharing it as a gift before its official release. It carries the voice of TragicLife — part gothic lament, part graveyard hymn — where rot rises, ghosts crowd the halls, and we are dared to dance straight into darkness.

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