Hector

his hair 
blown
back
by

the
wind
section
which he

had
doubled
like all the 
other sections

no mic
rophones
back in the
day but wood

made
strings
that would
abundantly

ring
ton
ality
sing

songs
from the
mad mind
though socially

refined and
an equally com
posed composure
defined as a conductor

conducting
electricity
from the
ether

sit in the center
of a cathedral as
his requiem mass
amasses as if from 

a Tesla coil
not to be fooled
or foiled as the brass
north south east and west

in eighteen
thirty seven
Berlioz invent
ed quadrophonic

stereo
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