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little things, Big Thief

every time I listen to this song, I feel a glow in my chest pushing outwards. won’t do that for everyone, but you might as well give it a try

@sibyllineangel

Feb 12, 2025

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“There is a time —”

“There is a time for us to wander; when time is young, and so are we.” I got into this song and similar folk classics at the beginning of last year When I was going through what felt like a large emotional change in my life. I think folk and bluegrass brings out a lot in me that I haven’t explored yet, but would truly like to, and this is a beautiful rendition of the 1964 song by The Dillards. “The path is new, the world is free…”

@thistleleaves

Jan 6, 2025

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Songs and memory associations

I wrote this little essay about songs that are meaningful and not so meaningful to me and curious to see if you have a song/record/artist that if pivotal for you?? One that connects to a defining moment/or character development arc? 🤓

@eggshellmindcracked

Sep 18, 2024

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New painting

Becoming a Tree oil on canvas, 72” x 48”

@lucianothomas

Feb 10, 2025

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Gloomy

Is there a word better than “gloomy”? Phonetically it sounds so cute and modern, but it looks kinda formal or antiquated when written out. Also the way it can be used to describe a feeling and/or a type of weather is fun

@lucianothomas

Feb 4, 2025

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How Bob Died (poem)

How Bob Died Suzie killed Sally’s brother Michelle because he killed Suzie’s cousin Amber. In retaliation, Sally kills Suzie, causing Suzie’s mother Barbara to launch a foundation to raise money on behalf of Suzie. Brian, a lonely man living a town over, is irritated by the bombardment of social media posts regarding Suzie’s mother Barbara’s foundation for her daughter Suzie, so he decides to kill her. He succeeds, but shortly thereafter, Suzie’s mother Barbara’s husband Greg takes revenge and kills Brian. Greg is incarcerated with a life sentence while Suzie’s mother Barbara’s final will and testament is read to her next of kin. Amongst the grieving is Suzie’s cousin, Ambrosia, who is left out of the will in favor of her brother, Ammo. In a state of mournful rage, Ambrosia kills Ammo, whose husband and children relocate to another county. However, their grumpy faces upset a resident of their new town, Randi, who kills all of them. Randy is then sentenced to death. Sally also died.

@lucianothomas

Nov 16, 2024