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Sound Poems : for Strings
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From: Susan  (Original Message)Sent: 5/31/2002 6:39 AM
for Strings (2nd version)
 
 
  When someone quotes the old poetic image
   about clouds gradually uncovering the moon,
   slowly loosen knot by knot the strings
   of your robe.
      ~Jelaluddin Rumi, Like This
 

Sometimes, I lose strings
in the labyrinth.
 
I try to hold on to them,
like the mango's pulp in my hand -
 
but they loosen,
the knot waiting for the yeoman to release.
 
Like you, I too used to think
that the daisy and the violet had the same scent -
once, like you, I could not tell the difference
between the pale, and the stain of love.
 
 
5/30/02
Copyright©2002 Susan Katz.
All rights reserved.
 for Strings.wav  


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From: SusanSent: 5/31/2002 6:46 AM
you can always right-click on the file & Save Target As - then open it from the Target's location on your hard drive.  hopefully you have a Sound File Folder - but you can always Save in Documents.
 
click click or if you're lucky, it'll open in Windows Media Player.

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From: RonSent: 6/1/2002 2:59 PM
It sounds as well as it reads, Susan.
Something to welcome then - a doubly blessed voice.
Thanks

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From: SusanSent: 6/2/2002 7:42 AM
i am glad you listened.
thanks again, Ron.
 
susan

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From: hyperboleladSent: 6/5/2002 5:31 PM
 Dear Susan,
 
I realy enjoyed listening to this ......your delivery and the poem seem tailor made for sound poems over the net....
 
xxx
 
Jim...

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From: susieSent: 6/6/2002 12:56 AM
ya don't say, jimmy me lad?
 
haha
 
thanks, hyperboleladdie.
 
ooo
susan

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From: LandonSent: 6/7/2002 12:37 AM
By the way Suze....I do visit the voices from time to time. And of course I had to hear you
on this one! As usual.....hauntingly excellent. Just as I thought it would be.
By the way part two...when you put the CD together can I have a signed copy?
We are buddies...right? And like Hyberbolelad said it was taylor-made.
Great listen......Landon

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From: SusanSent: 6/7/2002 7:14 AM
thanks, landon -
 
sorry, no CD.  save it to your hard drive.  consider it a complimentary copy.
one of these years, hopefully in this century (sigh), when the iliad is finished -
you will be able to buy the DVD version.  or whatever tek-thing is available.
 
and noooooooooooooo 'taint taylor-made!  punny yer not.  heh.
 
waal, mebbe you'll give us a taylor-made of yer own?
susan
 
too late for Cotillion tonight.

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From: susieSent: 6/7/2002 4:10 PM
those big letters were MSN's fault.
I AM NOT SCREAMING.
me

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