"In the Garden" (Sobol/Debussy) - Rob Sobol
Spoken word. Based on Robert Norman Sobol's poem, "In The Garden." Set to "Clair de Lune" by Claude Debussy. In the garden, down the gravel path, lined by hibiscus, grasses swaying, glowing from below, lit by hope, bordered by tears, resurrected by smiles, finished by love; and the roses hanging near, graham thomas miracles, resolving horizon into night, making words into nothing, flowering, disappearing, in the garden. oh, the mighty aphrodite and nubile diana cast covetous eyes on natural bounty, elfin pixies flit in richness, more golden than any castles of croesus. this is the nexus of the living, the portion of eternity granted in the garden, ash and maple, bamboo and millet, evergreens, green alive, phosphorus and nitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen, the very cauldron of all of This, changeling primordial - in the garden. Copyright Rob Sobol
Spoken word. Based on Robert Norman Sobol's poem, "In The Garden." Set to "Clair de Lune" by Claude Debussy. In the garden, down the gravel path, lined by hibiscus, grasses swaying, glowing from below, lit by hope, bordered by tears, resurrected by smiles, finished by love; and the roses hanging near, graham thomas miracles, resolving horizon into night, making words into nothing, flowering, disappearing, in the garden. oh, the mighty aphrodite and nubile diana cast covetous eyes on natural bounty, elfin pixies flit in richness, more golden than any castles of croesus. this is the nexus of the living, the portion of eternity granted in the garden, ash and maple, bamboo and millet, evergreens, green alive, phosphorus and nitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen, the very cauldron of all of This, changeling primordial - in the garden. Copyright Rob Sobol