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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2016 · 2 MIN

When I think of You, I Miss You

from Creative Commons Music by Paul Bergeron · host Poeticise - Stuff

"When I think of You, I Miss You" is another wordless poem writ in music so the story and the feeling conveyed should be obvious to all, and still open enough to be unique to the listener, I would hope... This simply is a story of, there is someone you know, wnvr you think of them you miss them. Any more than that is simply the truth of you as you listen to this. Hope it is enjoyed, and that it would stir an echo, that though it could be sad, or not without it's sorrows, is good to feel; that is why I end the riff with triumph. A poet needs to annihilate the bias and lie trapped in words. Wordless poetry, the universals of geometry as expressed in musical sound often allows us to imitate the physical organism and general plane of the existent field. This is part of my intent in pieces such as "When I think of You, I Miss You." What did I imitate? listen to the notes. They are a little shortened. When we get choked up inside is what I repeat through out the piece. It is in the opening riff and stays through out, even the last off harmony on beat hit is a kind of reflection, but it has echo and delay, and acceptance and defiance, and not the complicatedness of the two bar intro :D. Remember to SHARE✓ and REPOST✓ the Music You LIKE✓ ♦♦♦ Follow - Social Media: 1) → Twitter - https://twitter.com/Poeticise 2) → Fanpage - https://www.facebook.com/poeticise Content - Dl and Stream: 1) → Soundcloud Main - https://soundcloud.com/paul-bergeron-3 2) → Reverbnation - https://www.reverbnation.com/paulbergeron 3) → Bandcamp - https://paulbergeron.bandcamp.com 4) → YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO8LIs1l3p4NgeKRvjJn8Tw ♦♦♦

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