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Newton's Cradle
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Penumbra
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Hedera Helix
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While I have permission to use these lyrics, I do not have permission to print them here. They are printed in the sheet music in transliterated form should you wish to purchase it. They can also be found in the book "The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself," ISBN-10 : 0814324851
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While I have permission to use these lyrics, I do not have permission to print them here. They are printed in the sheet music in transliterated form should you wish to purchase it. They can also be found in the book "The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself," ISBN-10 : 0814324851
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While I have permission to use these lyrics, I do not have permission to print them here. They are printed in the sheet music in transliterated form should you wish to purchase it. They can also be found in the book "The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself," ISBN-10 : 0814324851
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A Universe From Nothing
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What strength now stands between our hearts
For if our neighbors fail to grow in love
We hold the knowledge of our thriving art
To harness mighty sun, eternal light enthroned above.
Turning light to food, that nourishes each day anew
Our tendrils evergreen, and warms our twining growth
So that our new vines coming now will bloom in virtue
And flourish with each year, always to prove our troth
A dateless love that grows and cannot fear to wither.
Vertical subtext: line 1 word 1, line 2 word 2, line 3 word 3, etc.
"What if the sun that warms will prove to wither"
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The sun will give us respite, sharing rule with the
Gentler guardian of the night, the kindly moon.
Less fierce, but still eternal, her beam forever
Tends our fragile leaves, and keeps them as she waxes
Mellow with warm light. We blossom in this place and
Weave anew our peace, to interlace forever
In this world, where love still grows and beauty never wanes.
Vertical subtext: Last word of each line.
"The moon forever waxes and forever wanes."
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The moon may wax and wane, but still the constant
Stars will keep their watch, knowing our loves
Are nurtured by their truth, a flame which is not
Hidden from us in the worn days. So lit
By fires afar, which cannot fail in
The impoverished month or vanish in the
Turning hour, we will last longer than the
Earth itself, and grow beyond our soil.
Vertical subtext: First word of each line.
"The stars are hidden by the turning Earth."
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Dis Sacrificium, V. Pax
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Kevin J. Cope Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Guitarist that loves all kinds of music, as long as it's awesome. Writes music that is also awesome.
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