Enchanted Preludes
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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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- Stéphane Mallarmé
- a poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
- Lorca
- two lists for poets and writers
- Destroy all creepy robots...
- Lucid? -- probably not
- metamorphosis in the key of Miles Davis (for Kris)
- The great psychological universe...
- when light whispers (for JC)
- Enigma of the Absolute
- Hunter S. Thompson said this:
- Linda Ronstadt
- an Osip Mandelshtam poem
- The music of Mieczysław Weinberg...
- Alfred Schnittke -- Concerto for Mixed Chorus
- I found myself...
- Mahler -- Symphony No. 5
- Alfred Schnittke -- Violin Concerto No. 4
- toward a new thought
- I confess!
- Things that fascinate me...
- When I come across...
- Brahms -- Liebesliederwalzer No. 6
- Someone needs to say something...
- I'm helplessly infatuated...
- I was transported to the riverbank
- Everything I read by Zagajewski...
- Kaprálová's "Studeny vecer"
- Ravel's transcription of Debussy's 3 NOCTURNES
- being cool versus being readable
- when only music.......
- poet Yael Tomashov -- I have my reasons
- poet Adam Zagajewski -- I have my reasons
- to compose, perchance to glow
- "Moonlight Mile" -- the Rolling Stones
- I'm beside myself
- the gosh-dang Ventures!!
- principles
- "This Magic Moment"
- The Entomologist's Dream
- Elliott Carter -- flute & cello
- The future...
- toward art and simple wonder
- MAGIYA
- from A PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
- amid the flowers
- the birth of eccentricity
- It has arrived!
- "Out and About in New York City"
- Elena Frolova
- Soren Emil Carlsen -- painter
- peculiar qualities of silence
- came out of nowhere, went to elsewhere
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