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The time has finally come
to meet like civilized people
under the eyes of God
and everyone.
I won't be afraid
to bask in your misery.
This is what I wanted -
to meet at last
and feel your hand touching my face.
When will you arrive?
I stand here patiently;
watching the clock tick by
in the black dress you gave to me.
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Meet Me At The Station
04:16
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The rest of tomorrow starts today
when our trains crash and collide
a trail of metal and gears
strewn across the countryside.
I'm leaving now for my salvation.
Meet me, meet me
at the station.
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3. |
Taking The Express
07:08
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C. Lavender Brooklyn, New York
C. Lavender is a sound artist, sound healing practitioner, and educator whose work spans through performance, recordings,
installations, videos, writing, compositions, and workshops.
She is the author of "Transcendent Waves: How Listening Shapes Our Creative Lives."
C. Lavender creates immersive aural landscapes which are intensely physical, emotional, and ultimately cathartic.
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