Folds of the foregrounds of the castles from the cries of the peacocks a moon shines out of open windows butterflies yellow out of moments of composing in pink and midnight blue silk veiled melody of the raw fabric of capes and boleros oozes out of open doors a soft purple from the alleys of Paris and the Seine floods full of light flames in the mirror of the peacock's eye hover heavy forms of the tropics on the darkness of nocturnal butterflies' roams shadows over a beginning of designs of a stage for the architecture of sound tone and signs on the edge of the marshlands of the shining Versailles of 1661 the curtain opens a view on the scenery of the musical stage landscapes of the preludes of Louis Couperin beyond his death in 1661 to the shore of the oceans of the beginnings in the lip red of sung melodies in the Shadow of mirrors of avenues moonlit nights of alleys of paths torch fires form their flame glow on the rhythms of waves of expectant sensations touch moments labyrinths of elongated halls against a midnight of insatiable solitude of folds.
Reading and singing this literary text that writes that moment when new spaces of architecture and music emerge from the demise of the present, VERENA RONIQUE - MARTIN LEJEUNE composes and plays electric guitar.
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