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Messengers
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Are we spaces?
Are we spaces, ah, spaceless?
Here comes the night sky
While figure skaters
touch the icy side
and light birds climb
Greetings to you
In close proximity
Fluorescent colours reside
Evaporating atoms
Peace and happiness
In a steep dive
Ducks penetrate
The cool glazed surface
Are you well?
Bubbles make way
For swirls of stream
Where larvae pop
Dear sincere greetings
Stomping grounds of elephants
Dusty red and wide
Fine floating antelopes
Wishing you a peaceful
Wide azure sky
Visceral volcanic fire
Ecstatic ethereal eyes
Good health to you
Careful spider steps
Dew invisibly lines
Lightly flying leaf weaves
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Sketches of Carol London, UK
SoC is the solo project of vocalist and composer Sylvia Schmidt. The project is defined by an instinctive improvisatory approach, which Schmidt describes as the ‘most pure, raw form of [her] creative being’. Her strikingly haunting melodies carry the emotional weight of a rich thematic context: environmental preservation, women’s and migrant rights, shared grief, human connection and community. ... more
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