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This music is the country you lost when you were born, the cafe which never closes, the *** which comes so close your pores are weeping with longing, and never touches you, the nights you don't sleep, the hands in their ceaseless moving like birds, the conversations interrupted only by dancing, the dancers weeping with their bodies painted like eyes, here where black coffee and red wine are the only waters, where crusty bread and creamy cheese flecked with oregano and pooling tears of olive oil are the only foods. It's the music you strain to hear through all the needy ordinary days, the music which will only stop when you abandon everything to follow it --because this music lies to you, but it's a gorgeous lie, full of such craving and entreaty, the chance for nothing to be ordinary, ever
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 10:55 PM UTC
Flamenco Guitar- Ruth Schwarts
This music is the country you lost when you were born, the cafe which never closes, the *** which comes so close your pores are weeping with longing, and never touches you, the nights you don't sleep, the hands in their ceaseless moving like birds, the conversations interrupted only by dancing, the dancers weeping with their bodies painted like eyes, here where black coffee and red wine are the only waters, where crusty bread and creamy cheese flecked with oregano and pooling tears of olive oil are the only foods. It's the music you strain to hear through all the needy ordinary days, the music which will only stop when you abandon everything to follow it --because this music lies to you, but it's a gorgeous lie, full of such craving and entreaty, the chance for nothing to be ordinary, ever
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Charleston
Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 10:55 PM UTC
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