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Andrei, I was a child when I read a piece of paper & you died. You were a telegram falling from the air, a moth, a stray dog, a liner note passing through my hands. I pressed play & Chopin unwound like a serpent, the mood shifting like the rainbow that feeds on oil's skin. I went out & found more. Rachmaninov attacked, a chess game where the pieces moved ten at a time. & the Prokofiev, followed me around the house. I was a child when I saved you with my ears. Let me save you again. Come, revenge yourself a little while in my old records.
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Oct 8, 2019
Oct 8, 2019 at 4:13 PM UTC
Letter to Nikolsky
Andrei, I was a child when I read a piece of paper & you died. You were a telegram falling from the air, a moth, a stray dog, a liner note passing through my hands. I pressed play & Chopin unwound like a serpent, the mood shifting like the rainbow that feeds on oil's skin. I went out & found more. Rachmaninov attacked, a chess game where the pieces moved ten at a time. & the Prokofiev, followed me around the house. I was a child when I saved you with my ears. Let me save you again. Come, revenge yourself a little while in my old records.
EvanS
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Oct 8, 2019
Oct 8, 2019 at 4:13 PM UTC
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