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Haiku Song (sonarchy)
06:08
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Haiku song
Well how should I know
This is how families work
Like an insider does
Each day's headlines bring
From the unbearable grief
I run away inside
Shall I live that long
I am growing into them
Always old my hands
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In Still Air Like This
In Still Air Like This
You can see the mountain from here
In Still Air Like This
Demolished buildings stand near
In Still Air Like This
Dormant goes the grass
In Still Air Like This
To the sound of broken glass
In Still Air Like This
The spiders grow fat
In Still Air Like This
At dusk the swooping bat
In Still Air Like This
Scents build from their source
In Still Air Like This
Vines stake out their course
In Still Air Like This
Cranes pierce the sky
In Still Air Like This
Let sleeping dogs lie
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Slow Train To Brighton
Black pool ditches along the tracks
Dimpled ponds gather in clay pastures
Tan among old red brick arches
Back garden’s long salient additions
Grit bins rusty pad lock
CCTV attached to each lamppost platform
Magpie on Magpie scuffles
When in odd numbers
Leaves turning or already past
Silhouetted crow crowned oaks
Against a gossamer sky
Chocked ivy trunks
Poke-o-dot nests
Hedgerows line the contours green plaid
Rust-emerald-brown-grey
Speeding along backwards
Its grace gives way
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5. |
Improv 2 - duet
03:35
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Improv 3 - trio
04:43
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Improv 4 - quartet
06:44
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Improv 5 - quartet
06:17
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Improv 5 - quartet
07:24
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Sue Ann Harkey Seattle, Washington
Seattle - New York - London | free improvisation | prepared guitar | folktronica | weird american | indie | alternative | singer | songs | instrumentals | underground | DIY
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