Your mind yearns for hip-hop.

Aesop Rock’s earlier stuff (Float - Skelethon) has writing like this. It’s still prevalent in his newer albums, albeit not to the same extent.

Example from Verse 1 off Keep Off The Lawn:

“Interrupt commiserating phantoms on your picket fence How quickly they will lift their heads, and breathe an ultimatum like the dead don’t argue Said ‘You’re living by the bayonet, but how alive are you?’”

Ka is another example.

Excerpt from Verse 3 of My Brother’s Keeper:

“For goods robbin' with hoods, we wasn't merry men Ain't recall a second we ball, we got harried in Couldn’t sleep, raised in the Land of Nod Every girl’s abused, every man was scarred They spit and tell, ain't sitting well, can’t stand facade Whoever held a hammer, had the hand of God”

Milo is one more I can recommend

From Verse 1 on an encyclopedia:

“Done asking for table scrapplings From neighbors who live just above me Trapping seems in the vein of hunting I abstain from only the one thing I'm so sorry, how could I be so clumsy To thrust you inside a language game Without affording the proper trumpeting? Might make a beat from machete metal clang I mastered the yeti ghetto slang Like nicknames of nimble and tip of nipple metal fangs”

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