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Annie Dillard
02:50
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you are a riverbed
I am a stream
we are the kind of people time falls into
I read Annie Dillard
you watch QVC
we are the kind of people that lay around 'till noon
did you know
that you're the only
person like you
that I've ever known?
can't believe
the way that love
cuts a path hewn by
the choices we chose
you are a question mark
I'm an apostrophe
we punctuate each others weeks leaving
with the raking of leaves
under hibernating trees
bright yellow arabesques turn to tiny moons
did you know
that you're the only
person like you
that I've ever known?
did you know
that your the only one?
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2. |
Seven Years of Bad Luck
03:11
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3. |
Spread-Eagle
04:16
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Unseen
03:36
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Solar Eclipse
03:49
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I Taught Myself
02:04
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Hopefully Someday
05:20
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8. |
Guiding Light
04:43
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9. |
Never Change
03:21
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Evan Veasey Asheville, North Carolina
Michigander recently turned Asheville-transplant, songwriter and guitarist Evan Veasey plays with the conventions of 20th century Folk and American music to explore the recesses of his inner life with an unflinching light. Evan uses his writing as a mirror, a way of seeing himself and a way that the listeners who choose to inhabit the world of his songs can see themselves. ... more
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