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There is Something We Love In Ourselves
from the poem Taxonomy by John Burnside from his collection
Light Trap (Cape Poetry)
The Trembling Moon and the Stars Unfurled
from the song There She Goes my Beautiful World by Nick Cave,
from the album Abattoir Blues/Lyre of Orpheus (Stumm)
Yain, Tain, Eddero, Peddero, Pitts, Tayter
Derived from Ancient British, the language of counting sheep from Wensleydale,
Yorkshire
The Singing Green Stars as our Guide
from the song Drink Deep by Laura Veirs, from the album Saltbreakers
(Nonesuch)
Laugh When All the Sky is Coming Down
from the song Quiet and Slow Time by John Cunningham, from
the album Homeless House (les Disques Mange Tout)
I Kept on Falling Like a Paper on Fire the Poem on it Disappearing
from the poem Trap Door by Vitezslaw Nezval, from the collection
The Thunder Mutters, 101 Poems for the Planet (Faber)
And Flocking Birds Sewing the Sky
from the song Somethings Gone Awry by Alela Diane, from
the album Pirates Gospel (Rough Trade)
A Night Where Beauty Loitered and the Sun Took its Time Setting,
as if it, too, Didnt Want to Miss Anything
from the novel The Highest Tide by Jim Lynch (Bloomsbury)
I Can Live Without Seeing All the Places of the World
Inspired by lyric from the song Dont Touch Anything
by Robert Forster, from the album The Evangelist (Tuition)
Now I Am Versed in Silence, my Throat Hurts, not from
Yelling but from Holding Back
from the song Black My Eye by Death Vessel, from the album
Nothing Is Precious Enough For Us (Sub Pop)
So Silently I Couldnt Hear It
from the poem Cage of Small Birds by Phyllis April King, from
the album Jammy Smears by Ivor Cutler (Virgin)
One Sigh No Heavier Than A Feather
from the poem A Marriage by R.S. Thomas
"It Sings Itself Just Like A Song"
from the song 'Shut Me Up' by Joe Henry, from the album 'Civilians' (Anti)
She Assigned Names to her Favourites, and then Abandoned
the Names and Assigned Them Sizes, and Abandoned the Sizes and Assigned
them Colours
From the novel The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier
(John Murray)
Hosianna Mantra
Album title by Popol Vuh (Celestial Harmonies)
Looming Sorrows
From the novel Solar by Ian McEwan
Something Deeper Than Shadow
From the novel Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon
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