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A poem by Emily Dickinson accompanied by original background piano music:

"One Year ago—jots what?" by Emily Dickinson

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One Year ago—jots what?
God—spell the word! I—can’t—
Was’t Grace? Not that—
Was’t Glory? That—will do—
Spell slower—Glory—

Such Anniversary shall be—
Sometimes—not often—in Eternity—
When farther Parted, than the Common Woe—
Look—feed upon each other’s faces—so—
In doubtful meal, if it be possible
Their Banquet’s true—

I tasted—careless—then—
I did not know the Wine
Came once a World—Did you?
Oh, had you told me so—
This Thirst would blister—easier—now—
You said it hurt you—most—
Mine—was an Acorn’s Breast—
And could not know how fondness grew
In Shaggier Vest—
Perhaps—I couldn’t—
But, had you looked in—
A Giant—eye to eye with you, had been—
No Acorn—then—

So—Twelve months ago—
We breathed—
Then dropped the Air—
Which bore it best?
Was this—the patientest—
Because it was a Child, you know—
And could not value—Air?

If to be “Elder”—mean most pain—
I’m old enough, today, I’m certain—then—
As old as thee—how soon?
One—Birthday more—or Ten?
Let me—choose!
Ah, Sir, None!


Analysis of the poem (excluding the background music): 

Emily Dickinson's poem "One Year ago—jots what?" reflects on the passage of time and the significance of past events. Through a tone of contemplation and introspection, the poem questions what has changed over the past year and what remains meaningful. It explores themes of memory, change, and the persistence of personal and emotional experiences, highlighting how the passage of time impacts one's perception of life's moments and their lasting importance.


Concerning the background music:
 
Neo-Contemporary Ethereal Fusion music is an attempt at an extraordinary and intricate musical journey that incorporates an array of innovative elements and artistic influences. Drawing inspiration from Neo-Classical, vant-Garde, and Contemporary music, it stands as a tribute to the limitless possibilities of sonic exploration. 

This track showcases relentless commitment to pushing the boundaries of musical expression beyond the musical rules. 

Its Experimental nature invites listeners to embrace the unknown, as it delves into uncharted sonic territories. The result is an intricate tapestry of sound that challenges traditional norms and expectations. 

The Ethereal and Ambient qualities infuse the music with an almost otherworldly aura, creating an immersive and transcendent listening experience. 

The Minimalist approach adds depth and complexity through simplicity, allowing each note and sound to carry profound significance. The Fusion elements weave together a rich and diverse sonic palette, transcending genres and conventions. This Fusion not only tries to captivate but also provoke thught and emotion, making the musical tracks truly Expressive in its storytelling. With a Cinematic flair, this music may transport the listener to distant realms and evokes vivid imagery and emotions. It's Evocative in its ability to paint sonic landscapes that spark the imagination. 

The Abstract and Melodic interplay within the composition balances the avant-garde with a sense of familiarity, ensuring that listeners remain engaged throughout their auditory journey. The Atmospheric quality of the music immerses the listener in a rich sonic environment, making it an ideal choice for moments of reflection and introspection. Its Tranquil and Meditative essence invites contemplation and introspection, providing a serene backdrop for inner exploration. 

Enigmatic and Reflective, the music invites listeners to explore the depths of their thoughts and emotions. It serves as a catalyst for introspection and self-discovery, leaving an indelible mark on the soul.

One Year ago—jots what by Emily Dickinson

Vocals: Rebecca Sugar

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This is the demo for "I Need A Little Change" from the Steven Universe episode "Greg the Babysitter".
 
Composed by Rebecca Sugar

Vocals - Rebecca Sugar
Guitars - Jeff Liu 
Bass & Fake Drums - Ben Levin

Art by Katie Mitroff

Need A Little Change (DEMO)

Something Entirely new and Peace and love -Steven Universe cover
Piano and Violin by the panda tooth. Follow him on youtube @ThePandaTooth

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbTBTM6q04k

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Lyrics by Rebecca Sugar & Ben Levin
Music by Ben Levin, Jeff Liu & Rebecca Sugar 

Vocals - Rebecca Sugar
Guitars & Synths - Jeff Liu
Bass & Drum Sequencing - Ben Levin

Need A Little Change (DEMO)

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