Dolchopey
In E3 major (cello).
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The train travelled on.
A town came and gone.
Then another old song came and gone.
The train keeps going on.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Dolchopey
In E3 major (cello).
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The train travelled on.
A town came and gone.
Then another old song came and gone.
The train keeps going on.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Reiywane
In D3 major (cello continue)
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A stone upon a cold stone.
A wheat belt beyond the eye.
A sea of pain and tears.
A land of hope and belief.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Oeraeche
In C3 major (cello).
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The clear morning dew.
Waiting at the windowsill.
A rendezvous with the morning sun.
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#Oeraeche
Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Willioza.
In B3 major (viola).
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They are as fresh as they come.
No bull or ha ha ha!
Just generous from the start.
What a daisy smile.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Sonnfely
In G major.
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Dusty and smelly toes.
On a cold snowy day.
It’s a hard red contrast.
Against old and tired worn wet boots.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Peroykut.
In E major.
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The reader is hard at work.
Deciphering what has just been read.
A hide and seek at play.
Leading the reader to bite their tail.
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#Peroykut
Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Eammo.
In E major.
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The river flowed.
In a pristine valley full of roll.
Sparky and bright the sunlight glows.
While walking across a riverbed dust bowl.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Heyeolo
In G major.
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Gentle light exposes.
The corners of our souls.
When one least expects it, it glows.
Light does not hide but expose.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Todeyno.
In D major.
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Again, David is doing his block.
In a very nice way, he talks.
Between intensity and charm.
His Japanese prints fly very far.
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To David Bull, a Japanese printmaker.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Butiesako.
In C major.
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The pen ploughs the pages.
No dark secrets, just dream chasing.
In rhythmic flows and glides.
Stomping each end with a soft thud.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.