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Discernment bass Ensemble

Tristanism and Isoldetation
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Written By:Piegato Al Suo Volere
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Sculped by the happens I stood frozen
a statue on a pedestal
to which occurrences the creator speaks
each asseveration a new script to follow
Often he'd  cite others looking at her
or some smiling and gaining her attention
he di it so often until I just
started cheating on him she told a friend.
to which had been found untrue.
 She had meet him while
having a relationship a half hearted relationship
another guy she said it seems we meet those
who love  us most within days of each.
One relationship faded and another sprung up 
insurmountable trust issues open doors to
new loves she said.
              
  Oh than are we loved
  might the nights keep
  us lonely
  only to find love and
   be disappointed
   an ode to understanding
   that I might determine
   my unavoidible fortune

String of Evening: Bassoons  Night
percussive rhythmictation
all is right

Premium Member I Am Ready

I AM READY

I am ready because I'm free
Free to face the enemy that was me
Sabotaging gifts
Deep envisioning
Believing 
I'd rise from sleep-ins to sit-ins
Oh yes! I rise on sculped lawn
The American flag flapping on breezy Summer night
I was ready to depart wintry days of New York
My dream job in mid-Manhattan forsaken
Profit sharing shared,
I had share of the wilderness
My voice once feeble hushed.
Now, I am ready
Ready with a voice for the good of us
Ready because this verse stood solid
From diamond dust, that
In the heavens, glows and grow.

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