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Scene One
07:20
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He walked,
awkwardly,
one leg shorter than the other.
He enters the room,
almost sideways.
A tilt of the head.
One hand touching,
the red stage curtain,
and they lovingly ripple.
A missing person,
is looked for...
Their normal sitting place,
a hue of a bum mark...
Strains of wool,
spread around,
in tiny forgotten snips...
A lost look,
moves like a cloud across his face.
Walks over to the chair,
places hands slowly.
Like a hug,
Over the back of the chair.
Looks toward the window behind him,
a street lamp; double reflection.
A blurred smear of a view
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postpost
09:20
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illuminati deposed
06:55
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sue me
05:11
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tomorrow never comes
09:06
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poignant springs
05:09
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locks and spears
07:44
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Black crowl
05:53
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Dihari buruh
04:15
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Jonah's Jubilee Bologna, Italy
Jonah's Jubilee is a small combo who started in the eighties as a pop one. In the new millenium the band re-formed as an instrumental duo and developed their actual style in concrete/ambient music with electronic flavour. Explore the previous J.J. stuff on Pedale Baroque & IFAR compilations. (www.pedalebaroque.altervista.org & ifarmusiqueconcretecompilation.bandcamp.com/music) ... more
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