1. |
Envy the Big Noises
05:38
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Language sloughs downward
pauses in the city
Language slows traveling
stops in the city
In palm of hand
meaning has
lost its frame
forty feet up
wind is drying
my throat
Silence is better
brings me evidence
to touch a face
Remissive
Casting off, casting off
Casting off, casting off
Remissive
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2. |
Architect
04:21
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Slipshod
Lost his place
And fell through
a few more floors
Hear words,
“I will build a home.”
Slipshod
Lost his face
And fell through
a few more floors
Hear words,
“How come no one’s
ever home?”
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3. |
Harnessed
07:30
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Listless
listless
drawing twenty four
an open hand
It’s always quiet
in another’s arms
Sleepless
Dreamless
Tracing through
the lives you might
have lived
A shadow
filed away
Lie back down
it’s almost day
Gently, beside you
a corpse is breathing
breathing
breathing
Don’t lie,
you’d miss the mystery
as much as I
Don’t leave,
grace has given
understanding
for what we’ve
seen
- and held a closer harnessed
Don’t lie,
you’d miss the mystery
as much as I
Don’t leave,
I’ve locked the windows
call it selfish if you like
- and held a closer harnessed
- and held a closer harnessed
heart
ill begot, and ill begone
ill begot, and I’ll be gone
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4. |
Vacuum
05:14
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Vacuum
I dissolve
Hear the sounds
As my knees bend
And break….
(Which is funny, because no sound in a vacuum)
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Barry Stone Austin, Texas
Barry Stone played in johnboy and Desafinado, for Trance Syndicate Records. Stone founded In Mountains in Stars in Brooklyn
in the 2000s.
Stone currently records as a solo artist and is the creator of Porch Swing Orchestra, a web project that combines improvised music with images made on site.
Sunset Commission is his nano label publishing vintage and experimental recordings.
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