Lyrics and Fire
Reflections triggered by music. Not criticism — just a breath
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Good Daughter Is a Crime Scene
A good daughter is not born.
She is made.
Slowly. With lowered voices. With looks across the dinner table. With small corrections in front of relatives. With “don’t answer like that.” With “watch how you look.” With “we’re saying this for...
Her Apology Was a Second Betrayal
It was not only the betrayal that destroyed him. It was that afterward she asked him to carry her guilt too.
There is a point where a person stops hurting in the usual way.
He does not cry like before.
He does not get angry like before....
The Parody Guru: Season 3, Episode 8: @GentleContrarian Disagrees Kindly
@GentleContrarian entered smiling.
Calmly.
Too calmly.
Bad sign.
He held a note.
I agree, but have you considered the opposite?
Pan read it.
“Good. Objection entered wearing soap fragrance.”
Hera looked him up and down.
“Do you wan...
“Cover Me”, Bruce Springsteen: The History of the Song and the Meaning Behind the Words
“Cover Me” is the second track on Born in the U.S.A., the album released on June 4, 1984, by Columbia, and the record that turned Bruce Springsteen into a global mass phenomenon. The album reached the top of the charts in the United States,...
Where the Road Ends
Part One
Jonah Bell had been walking since noon.
The dust had stuck to him like a second skin. On his shoes, on his trouser legs, on his eyelashes, inside his mouth. Every time he spat, mud came out. His guitar hung on his back inside...
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Reflections triggered by music. Not criticism — just a breath. Opinons are mine but you have every right to disagree and to express it with a comment.
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