River reflection
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River reflections
a seduction by sunlight
submerged rocks waiting
Naviarhaiku201 – In the calm stillness
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The haiku shared by Naviar Records this week was an opportunity to create a frantic track inspired by flies.
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Living in regional Australia led Jason Richardson to sample landscapes instead of records.
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The Disquiet Junto prompt this week gave me an idea to use the cut-up technique on the national anthem. Since Marc has started scheduling t...
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The haiku shared by Naviar Records led me to consider beating something, like the crow beats its wings. So I took two takes on my tongue ...
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