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Give My Regrets To Miles Davis (Sketches of Spain)

A lonesome trumpet tells a tragic tale,

(One might say a tragedy)

That echoes the emptiness of teeming streets.

From the orange-blue skies, to the red rooftops of Madrid, I hear a cacophony of voices

Telling me to eat, **** and ****

 

God is still crying.

And as rain grinds the streets into dust,

I only wish to see the sun.

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Written by
billy-bob-will-bob-joe-bob
Armenian
Published
Oct 28, 2010
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8·61
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Read this poem over the first minute of Miles Davis' Concierto De Aranjuez. That's how it was meant to be read.

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