Oooh, I'll never see your face again,
And that's OK—time heals all, they say.
I'll keep pretending that I don't still love you,
Still, still, still...
But I'll never see your face again.

Wait—
Was that him?

I'll Never See Your Face Again ⏱︎  ♡ .ᐣ

This icaro is an Arkana. An Arkana is a protective icaro. Protection from unwanted energies, spirits that are not needed for good continuation. This is an old icaro that we learnt from our first Maestra Ema'a Drolma Mata. You can find a traditional version sung by Luis Panduro Vasquez. We chose to set this song in a gentle musical mood. We feel the nature of the music, the choice of instruments and the whole atmosphere of the song brings a gentle protection, taking you from a potentially dark place to a lighter version of yourself. The greatest protection, is changing your perception, your field of vision, your thoughts and all the concepts you
have attached to them. The song is mainly sung in Quechua and Dutch. (We pronounce the words stone blanket ’ or Rumi mantan ’ here as Rumi Mantoy.)
It is safe now to open the heart, let the walls fall, I am free. This line sung in Dutch is like an affirmation or mantra, offering the highest protection by going into total surrender and dropping all armour and masks. The stone hat and blanket refer not only to the protection you can raise but also to the walls you may unnecessarily put up to protect an old pain. This song is an invitation to wake up in the present moment and feel that time has passed and it s maybe no longer necessary to protect the little child within ourselves. It is time to free the heart and stop building walls. Transparency, neutrality and being present in this moment offer the highest protection and in doing so, we are actually ignoring the need for protection.

Sombrero de piedra

Dead Where You Left Me

from Breaking Open by Muriel Rukayser

How we live:
I look into my face in the square glass.
Under it, a bright flow of cold water.
In the night
In the night
In the night

In the night,
In the night,
In the night

At once, a strong arrangement of presences:
I am holding a small glass under the little flow
at Fern Spring, among the western forest.
A cool flaw among the silence.
The taste of the waterfall.

The waterfall 
The waterfall
The waterfall

In the night
wandering room to room of this world I move by touch and then something says let the city pour the sleep of the beloved Let the night pour down all its meanings
Let the images pour the light is dreaming

The light is dreaming 
The light
Is dreaming
Dreaming
Dreaming
The light

In The Night

Sleep Can Speak



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Leslie Mendelson - Love You Tonight

Grey Sky Blood

Originally recorded years ago, I’d forgotten how good this cover of a Cockney Rebel classic sounds.  Vocals by Patrick, guitars, keys, bass and drums by yours truly.  Hope it makes you smile!

Make me Smile (with Patrick Ferguson)

A song for anyone who’s ever had to perform sanity while breaking quietly behind the eyes.

Told from the raw, rhythmic perspective of a psychiatric nurse, mother, partner, and daughter, this track traverses the liminal spaces between roles, breakdowns, and breakthroughs.

It opens in the psych ward, where chaos is clinical and every whisper might be a cry for help. The narrator—sharp, stoic, emotionally fluent—translates delusion and despair like a second language. But beneath the steel exterior, her own fractures hum like radio static.

Copyright:
Written and owned by [Laura Keable]. All rights reserved.
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Daughter, Nurse, Mother, Lover.

All Around The Table

Choices is a heartfelt collection of songs about the moments that shape us. This album blends danceable pop, nostalgic ballads, and genre-fused grooves to explore themes of growth, gratitude, and self-discovery. Each track is a chapter in a life well-lived—and still unfolding. Whether you're chasing dreams or looking back on where you started, Choices is the soundtrack for the road you're on.

A Good Life

Soundtracks for overstimulated souls, lyrical detours for the late-diagnosed, and bangers for the kids who cried at the end of Art Attack.

I’m a lyricist through and through —
Each track hints at the vibe I imagine, but I’m under no illusion — these songs need to be lifted off the page and into the lungs of someone who can do them justice.

If something speaks to you, I'm always open to collaboration or hearing your take.

Just don’t ask me to sing. Seriously. I’d ruin it for both of us.

All uploaded songs will remain copywritied by myself  [DendriteDisco]©️ [2025]