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These pipes are dowdy weathered, worn, but I still use them (and abuse them.) I miss that feeling that my chords would fly me away; that freedom was a song you sang. Today it's not the same. Aching... each note, it leaves me... aching... reaching, yearning begging for a muse to use me. My gut is turning; hands and cheeks, burning. My mouth is open and from my veins and capillaries, almost as if necessary, I am Bursting. Inside out and all around me the sound it speaks to me profoundly: This is who you are. Remember?
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Mar 1, 2011
Mar 1, 2011 at 8:08 PM UTC
Melodic Marrow
These pipes are dowdy weathered, worn, but I still use them (and abuse them.) I miss that feeling that my chords would fly me away; that freedom was a song you sang. Today it's not the same. Aching... each note, it leaves me... aching... reaching, yearning begging for a muse to use me. My gut is turning; hands and cheeks, burning. My mouth is open and from my veins and capillaries, almost as if necessary, I am Bursting. Inside out and all around me the sound it speaks to me profoundly: This is who you are. Remember?
2/27/11 To be read as spoken word
aubrey
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Mar 1, 2011
Mar 1, 2011 at 8:08 PM UTC
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