One listen and one where I just went in. I felt I stumbled really early on and then everything flowed. Had little issue in writing this which is good. It does cover the song well.

I was hoping for a specific form of imagery to come forward and it didn’t happen that way, but that’s fine. I don’t want this kind of writing to be what I want to come forward, if that makes sense.

Willebrant’s “tea tree” is from Stony.

I hope you enjoy.

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Framed with the sounds of nature once more and a peaceful instrument rings out. It seems to curve, or bend, and it plays gently in a striking way. It picks its notes carefully among all the sound of nature, and it something starts humming. Something grows and changes shape and seems to slowly move upward.

Relaxation rings out in curls and curves, and it really is time to take it easy. To reflect and relax, and to find the joy among a small space that stretches far beyond what can be seen. Calm, almost serene. Tranquil until the instruments fade into nature, which eventually fades away and the song ends.