1. |
Orlyonok
05:22
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2. |
Once around the Earth
03:29
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The dust returns
The broom remains
Uneasy truces
Seasons turn
A growing stain
Of thin excuses
Little learned
And less explained
The winner Loses
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6. |
Hibernal 3 Frost
01:59
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7. |
The Wedding
04:44
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It was the night
She sat
She wound
Her heavy hair
Into a
Braid
Farewell to freedom
Solitude; farewell
the
Empty bed, the
Quiet room
Oh mirror marry
Me and mine
And show me free
Reflect this hour
As I am now
Eternally
Time passed
The years unwound
She gave her breast
To many
Mouths
She weaned,
She served,
She sewed,
She cleaned,
A stranger to
Her house –
To peace.
But still
Her pact was sound
Each night her
Glass returned her
To her hour of
Calm.
Oh mirror marry
Me and mine
And show me free
Reflect this hour
As I am now
Eternally
Old now, serene,
The stranger whom she’d
Wed long
In his tomb –
The moon,
A slit –
She
Ran her tresses
Through her
Comb;
The years fell
Back; the
Last bird
Died
No insect
Breathed
The wind dropped
Nothing
Moved
Time slowed
Her mirror
Darkened
Time
Stood still
A sound like
Singing brushed
Her
and
A breath of
Smoke took shape
Within
Her glass; her
Groom
At last
stepped through
The mirror,
Grasped
The corner
Of the air and Drew
Her in
so drew her
- as a drop into
a pool –
Back
Through the
Mirror, to
Her
Precious
Room, her
Hour
Before this night
Before
Her sacrifice.
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8. |
Groove Study Giga Mix
09:41
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Yumi Hara London, UK
Yumi Hara is London-based Japanese composer and performer (piano, voice, lever harp), and has become increasingly well known in the avant rock, Canterbury and RIO scene since releasing CD 'Dune' with Hugh Hopper in 2008. She has been the driving force of The Artaud Beats, you me & us, Jump for Joy!, THE WATTS and Lindsay Cooper Songbook / Half the Sky. ... more
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