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Her timbre tastes of
Clavinet and
Clavicle.
Keystrokes in
Concert hall attire
During dressed re-
Hearsals
Are heard; she's
Playing what
Her audience
Presumes to hear:
Hearsay and
The deodorant of perfume;
The schlit! of a coroner
Cracking a
Sternum;
The audible inhale
After dialysis,
Prognoses on a podium turned dais.
She knows that people
Do not approach the podium,
But the lectern
To speak;
That the young conductor
Rises on the podium without
A lectern,
And speaks anyway.
Clavinet and
Clavicle.
Keystrokes in
Concert hall attire
During dressed re-
Hearsals
Are heard; she's
Playing what
Her audience
Presumes to hear:
Hearsay and
The deodorant of perfume;
The schlit! of a coroner
Cracking a
Sternum;
The audible inhale
After dialysis,
Prognoses on a podium turned dais.
She knows that people
Do not approach the podium,
But the lectern
To speak;
That the young conductor
Rises on the podium without
A lectern,
And speaks anyway.
Literature
Apocalypta
Dawn breaks soft,
You are sun glare
in the rearview;
and I, the heavy mist
ahead
on a road that forgets to end.
Literature
Absence
there is snow all around
and we have invited you in
but silence falls like night
and the winds carry no sound
I remember; it was by the river
when you carried me on your shoulders
I covered your eyes with my hands
and there was laughter
It was in the woods, I remember
you taught me to ski
it was getting dark already
and there was still a long way to go
and yet there was no rush
and we talked about the stars
I remember; It was by the sea
already after everything changed
on a cold day still full of joy
when we were all brought together;
there were few words, even then
but we could still see the shine
and the pride in your eyes
as I took h
Literature
Rombos
por Romy Lara
El aire gélido se coló en la habitación y alborotó los papeles minuciosamente acomodados en el escritorio. Tronándose los nudillos de la mano izquierda, Julio se incorporó y cerró la ventana de un golpe. Afuera el cielo se caía pedazo por pedazo. Reacomodó el desorden que se había hecho en su mesa de trabajo, colocando cada documento en su lugar: los de etiqueta amarilla en la carpeta amarilla, los marcados con verde en la papeleta verde y así consecutivamente con cuatro colores más.
Procedió a sacar un cuaderno de portadas negras de su
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It's always annoyed me that people don't seem to notice the difference between a lectern and a podium and confuse the two.
Words to know:
Clavinet: An electrically amplified clavichord, an instrument used from the late Medieval to Classical eras.
Clavicle: either of two slender bones, each articulating with the sternum and a scapula and forming the anterior part of a shoulder; also known as collarbone.
Sternum: a flat, narrow bone connected with the clavicles and the true ribs.
Dialysis: the process by which uric acid and urea are removed from circulating blood by means of a dialyzer.
Prognosis/Prognoses: a forecasting of the probable course and outcome of a disease, especially of the chances of recovery.
Podium: a small platform for the conductor of an orchestra, for a public speaker, etc.
Dais: a raised platform for several people.
Lectern: the stand on which a speaker's notes are placed.
To hear a clavinet listen to the melody of this song: Massive Attack - Teardrop
© 2012 Nic Swaner
Day 1 - Massive Attack - Teardrop
It's always annoyed me that people don't seem to notice the difference between a lectern and a podium and confuse the two.
Words to know:
Clavinet: An electrically amplified clavichord, an instrument used from the late Medieval to Classical eras.
Clavicle: either of two slender bones, each articulating with the sternum and a scapula and forming the anterior part of a shoulder; also known as collarbone.
Sternum: a flat, narrow bone connected with the clavicles and the true ribs.
Dialysis: the process by which uric acid and urea are removed from circulating blood by means of a dialyzer.
Prognosis/Prognoses: a forecasting of the probable course and outcome of a disease, especially of the chances of recovery.
Podium: a small platform for the conductor of an orchestra, for a public speaker, etc.
Dais: a raised platform for several people.
Lectern: the stand on which a speaker's notes are placed.
To hear a clavinet listen to the melody of this song: Massive Attack - Teardrop
© 2012 Nic Swaner
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