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Language is an Antibiotic

From: Michael Kraskin
Series: Catalogue of Ships
Length: 08:22

Stories and poems about a personal relationship with words. Read the full description.

Default-piece-image-0 David reads some stories and poems about his personal relationship with words. Michael mixes and re-mixes them.

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David reads some stories and poems about his personal relationship with words. Michael mixes and re-mixes them.

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Review of Language is an Antibiotic

A beautiful mix of phrases, words, and sentences tied together with music that rips into you, but rips into you in a good way. I love words, and this piece captures my heart and imagination with its ability to construct phrases and metaphors that are original, sad, quirky, vivid, funny, etc. My favorite: "Over time, his spine twisted and knotted, like a flower confused as to the direction of the sun."

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