The opening verse is an adaptation of a stanza from Virgil’s Aeneid. I first read a variation of the couplet ‘Comprized of atoms|composed in time’ in an article on climate change in The Guardian (alas I didn’t note the name of the writer) but subsequently learnt that it refers to Lucretius’ De Rerum Natura. ‘Edge’ and ‘heart of darkness’ allude respectively to the 1980’s BBC TV drama and the Joseph Conrad novel. Narcisscene is mine, a neologism.
THE LOST VERSE
Cyclones, tsunamis
Lightning, hail
Earthquakes, volcanoes
Awesome all
credits
from Mystery of the Rose,
track released January 13, 2021
Ian Lilburne - detuned Spanish guitar and backing vocal
Sam Ray - lead vocal and solo
Lee Buddle - bass clarinet
Pete Jeavons - double bass
Tristen Parr - cello
Steve Richter - marimba, percussion, gong
Cathie Travers - piano
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