I wanted to write something and found that essentially Charles has already articulated the same sentiment very well. Like him, too, the piece kept reminding me of several other pieces, like St. Vincent's Milay's "Sonnet V" about loss, or the slow "200 More Miles" trinity session road song, or even Leonard Cohen's "Famous Blue Raincoat" (…
I wanted to write something and found that essentially Charles has already articulated the same sentiment very well. Like him, too, the piece kept reminding me of several other pieces, like St. Vincent's Milay's "Sonnet V" about loss, or the slow "200 More Miles" trinity session road song, or even Leonard Cohen's "Famous Blue Raincoat" ("I hear you're building your little house, out in the desert... I hope you're keeping some kind of record...". LIke Andrew said, this piece hits hard, because it makes it very easy to fall into one's own memories and pathways, and the homes we built and then lost.
I wanted to write something and found that essentially Charles has already articulated the same sentiment very well. Like him, too, the piece kept reminding me of several other pieces, like St. Vincent's Milay's "Sonnet V" about loss, or the slow "200 More Miles" trinity session road song, or even Leonard Cohen's "Famous Blue Raincoat" ("I hear you're building your little house, out in the desert... I hope you're keeping some kind of record...". LIke Andrew said, this piece hits hard, because it makes it very easy to fall into one's own memories and pathways, and the homes we built and then lost.
I love how you phrased that, Steven. I'm always grateful to hear that something feels familiar in what I've written.