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Blue
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diving into the BLUE
a trip into sadness
a return of relief
as wide as the oceans
covered with sky
as tight as the coat of Lidl´s cashier
and disturbing enough.
BLUE
the state to drown into
the mood of depression
the attractive unknown.
out of the BLUE comes the news
rarely a good one
into the BLUE we speak out
absurdity.
worse than it all -
the lack of BLUE
a missing link
we can hardly endure.
but in times of plenty
missing feels good.
(c) phm.2015
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Accidental American
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Beyond Basquiat
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Totale Stille
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Poverty Electronics St. Augustine, Florida
Poverty Electronics is a label concerned with experimental and electronic music of all kinds, with a non-exclusive focus on the DIY / non-academic / underground.
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