Song for the Song of the Varied Thrush In thin mountain air, the single note lives longer, laid along its uninflected but electric, slightly ticklish line, a close vibrato waking up the pause which follows, then once more on a lower or higher pitch and in this newly minted interval you realize the wilderness between […]
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