WINTER PHOSPHOR
by Sean
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Tesla reads


Fred Woods - "The Pond". A song like the snap of frost, or the whole sheet of a lake going suddenly ice. Woods takes up so little space with his voice, guitar, a simple drum kit. And then just as you are meditating on this little, on this empty quiet, horns lift up like aftermath, like consequence. When a sunbeam lands on snow it is like the snow reverses, rising up into cloudless sky, undoing itself. This music is undone cold, freeze & thaw. Folk music as sharp as pines.

And I think to myself: Every wilderness is unwilded by our presence. It is tamed by our seeing it. You are less alone when you say the words, and someone hears.

[buy / video / Fred Woods plays tonight at Casa with Technical Kidman and You Yourself & I - $5]

(photograph is of Nikola Tesla and his coils)

Posted by Sean at December 20, 2012 12:15 PM
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"Every wilderness is unwilded by our presence."
Lovely words.

Posted by Kathy at December 23, 2012 8:30 PM
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