My music can be found in roots mining for minerals beneath the trees, in the blood drying brown on rusted barbed wire in the frigid depths of the snowmelt creek burning the air from your lungs it can be found in the beat of gravel grinding away the mountain top or locust fires cracking the earth dry.
But sound can fade, sound can fade… dying on the eardrum.
Smother the whispers just below the waves one foot two three…most soundwaves can’t feel their way in crumbling halls the lips flicker in the light, but the music dies at the border.