The Doomed regard the Sunrise

Update: 2024-06-02

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Goth Emily Dickinson again, with a poem about what stirs the sharpness of our attention now turned into a song.

The Parlando Project combines words (usually literary poetry) with original music in various styles. You can find more than 750 of these combinations at our blog and archives located at frankhudson.org

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The Doomed regard the Sunrise

Frank Hudson for the Parlando Project

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The Doomed regard the Sunrise

Frank Hudson for the Parlando Project

The Doomed regard the Sunrise