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Edges
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Ground is flat, sea is rough, sky is deeper than we know.
But you are edges, you are curves.
And in my sheets, you are colors, you are shapes, you are lines.
And in my your hues, you’re my muse.
In your corners, I would hide,
Where your shadows and light collide.
And in my bloodstream, on my skin,
There your colors, let you in.
I forgot ’til we met, how to see the simple things.
Like how your edges, come to curves.
Do you mind if I write, so I don’t forget,
Where you end and I begin?
In your corners, I would hide,
Where your shadows and lights collide.
And in my bloodstream, on my skin,
There your colors, let you in.
Where your edges, and my edges, align.
Where your edges, and my edges, align.
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No True Scotsman New Orleans, Louisiana
No True Scotsman is an orchestral indie-folk band based out of New Orleans--the land of Americana, Blues, and Jazz. Every aspect of this group's presence, from the composition all the way to aesthetic is inspired by their classical and jazz training.
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