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| Paul Nouge, 1930 |
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This is where my thoughts pool as a reservoir of miscellany and peculiarity. It's actually not my brain that's dripping -- it's my soul that's leaking. It's really no big deal.
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- critiquing a critic
- Tom Sawyer on a Latesummer Night's Dream
- Mr. Shakespeare...
- the Korean War -- Chosin
- B.P.R.D.
- Nänie -- by Brahms
- about Brahms's Violin Concerto
- writing against writing
- sort of visiting New York City
- as the muse turns
- it must be so
- a Chopin Nocturne
- Highlands
- Valses Poeticos -- Granados
- As far as philosophy goes...
- I'm chillin' with László
- my favorite baseball guy
- A first look...
- I'm spacing out
- coolest band ever was
- Schumann's FANTASY
- Waterline repair!
- If you're depressed...
- Good Vibrations!
- Branagh's MACBETH
- Rachmaninoff's Cello Sonata
- Sometimes and for uncertain reasons...
- 50 Russian poets...
- Liselotte
- Alfred Brendel on music stuff
- will wonders never cease?.....
- I'm thinking about the White Army
- Osip Mandelstam...
- I'd believe anything...
- "A Quarter Century Has Passed..."
- everything is falling
- upon the liquid surface of the questionable
- a taste for modern music
- Sometimes, I say to myself....
- Hebrides Overture
- I'm just roaming...
- EXODUS theme
- the secret life of a grandfather clock
- It's Hard Out Here for a Monk (you ain't knowin')
- "Anxious Night" -- a Gothic Rangers song
- concerning young Brahms
- Beethoven is something else!
- Rilke
- Mozart & Haydn
- "Birth of an Object"
- In October...
- peace
- Desnos books
- on love poems
- someone is required
- traditional Chinese music
- action golf
- "Vicksburg" -- a Gothic Rangers song
- my friend Matt Dioguardi...
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