Three Silences Comments

Aloha Daniel... Exploring a different dimension... This surely is as I now do, over a lucky strike and a tall warm Guinness... all impartially, all spontaneously, is just emptiness...' a god's prerogative...we aspire to reach..., in a moment... ain't this the truth! In this atmosphere which is the body of the human condition... The composer...referring to that deliberate absence... pauses for a moment, searching for the coherence, (as) sound and silence begin their contention. I really am, good sir, reaching much further to develop a better comment, both for this most profound post, and for the many more that IAM most curious with... and being close to correct on the point of a better post is a plus for me... Had you not included your notes, I, may have walked long on that labyrinthine path.. no worries, as this is something I enjoy doing on the now and then... Usually, I would take your work and wander through the words for hours... writing down an excerpt, or weaving threads of my thoughts into and through a few of the givens within... that exploration thing... until I have composed a thought of my thinking about the ways that I think you are thinking... unimportant perhaps... but more thoroughly refreshing to me... I will continue to study the indirection that you describes is the essence of this work, and I thank you for this really profound write... All of the best from this life, to you, and all of your relations... Michaelw1two

interesting what you really concretely mean by that, if it possible to describe (poets don't like to explain poems, I know) I think, that for a living person - there is no silence till he dies. then - on the first stage of afterdeath - he remembers completely everything, every deail of hi life very quickly. What composer do you mean? I can recall for myself only Mahler and his 9-th that is very close to it. if I understood you...?

I didn't fully understand this piece.... I must come back to it another time. Very interesting.