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EVERY ANGEL IS TERRIFYING

EVERY ANGEL IS TERRIFYING

Duino Elegies–Ranier Maria Rilke

CODA

CODA

September 18, 2016 Jerry King Comments 0 Comment

Coda [ˈkoːda] (Italian for “tail”, plural code) is a term used in music primarily to designate a passage that brings a piece to an end.

When you begin to understand the previous post, the quotation from Paul Virilio, you will shudder.  The consequences for life and well being are dark.  A counter point, an alternative, conclusive truth is demanded.  So, I offer this lifeline of hope,– a tune by Foreigner.  Fare forward my friend.

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