CBC vs. this place

Date: Fri, 8 Nov 1996 18:50:40 +0100
From: Pothier Louise <>
To: 'CLB' 
Subject:  CBC vs. this place

a violinish day?

I might said she
but what of he
as Itzack plays
a melody

I question those
whose heavy prose
and words unfailingly
lead me to see
what want I not
and plea
and plea
and plea?

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and what of berdj who said :

"Your primary job is to recconect;
allegiences are not to the same source;
the world is devoid of unconditional love"

So says she
God does exist
in ways beyond my youth;
The things they said
have been absorbed
and now,
I see
the truth.

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enter: "Perlman"
Exit: "Transmembrane Domaine 3"
returned for a famous series on concerts in Israel in 1965.
there is a connectedness, we cannot deny this.
even if we dissaprove, disbelieve, disconnect;

the truth to them and truth to me;
species different phenomenon
the pink balloon becomes a hat
my name is written on the brim;
for children name and enjoy games
the demons of this place.

it's falling; no, it's firm.

it's winding, no, arrow straight.

we weave; no we bond

we pray; no, we hate.

alas a line or two; mere lyrics but for you
we share, we toss, we contemplate.
we pry, we weep, we consecrate.

Dear Carolyn:

the stories are a part of me. A part which I cannot touch, dissect, nor expose.
they construct my heart, divide my soul. they evolve with me.
I worry about losing the words. I dream about the stories coming true.
In fact, they are true. True in my conscious. True in our hearts.

back to Donjie?

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Superconsciousness, for me.

"Perlman has transcended the traditional bounds of musicianship; performer, speaker, teacher, collaborator and friend to countless young musicians, he is an invaluable ambassador for the human spirit. That he has accomplished so much with a crippling disability is a source of amazement and admiration for all who come in contact with this remarkable man. For musicians everywhere, he remain's the "fiddler's fiddler"."