Windblown Petals

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salutations dear venusians—tales ov june's arrival: an enormous everyywhere ov the first full-flame. as a clumsy world vanishes we mumble sunbeams at the daisies -neni vsechno plato, co se trpiti? fluffy snowflake-snorting (reminiscing on sally + maggie) all throughout the movie theatre. fragmented poetry by margarite stanley. EPISODE #43 features musical interludes by karel lamač, ali hassan kuban, benny soebardja and lizard, daniela kolarova, oiseaux-tempete, shin joong hyun, petr pavel, gal gracen, bathvs, electralane, domenique dumont, teesa, elly vilhjalms -and just a few others from our extended archive.Support the show

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