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Arthur Mudd

simple, quiet phenomenological lyric grounded in Bergsonian duration and intuitive perception

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sans symbolic perception

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i have no ambition to
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there’s this feeling of 
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a star stretched over to
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like tiny islands in the ocean—
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    current heteronym of Fernando Pessoa / post-Symbolist / we must believe in something we know we are making up

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