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The Bridge
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What moved her,
To cross the bridge that night,
Did it lurk somewhere behind,
Out of sight,
Twenty precious steps,
On cobble racing,
Out of breath,
Who made it to the other side,
Was free instead.
Tightly wrapped,
Through the hatch,
She can breath at last,
Getting closer,
To be further now,
Now,
Dreams,
Incandescence,
The kind of burn you taste,
No longer fiction.
Tangible moments,
Contrived by fate,
Casting off shadow,
Just you wait.
Not tempted by shallow sheen,
It was pursuit of love,
Coveting grace,
To watch a child grow,
Summer fountains,
Free of hate,
A world better,
Than this show.
Take her to meadows,
Where silence flows,
Forest floors save more,
Where tall things grow,
Submerged in current,
On ocean floor,
It all starts now,
Forever more.
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Parade Toronto, Ontario
Parade is an experimental pop-rock trio based out of Toronto, Ontario and featuring Stefan Hegerat (Drums, compositions), Chris Pruden (Synthesizers) and Laura Swankey (Voice, electronics). Drawing on their diverse backgrounds in jazz, classical, and electronic music, the trio pushes the boundaries of genre and form by blurring the lines between improvisation and composition. ... more
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