A Man and His Song

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"Lately, when...
"I knew, on the land I chanted: a word with feet, one hatching another and another and another,
and hatches into earth, into another's boat; remember that tree". And then, in that same shade, a raven
with an eagle's wing sometimes staggered and said, as it kept going as Ä's you, revealing wonders (this is a grand slide of the wretched):
"Born in a place where the land, step by step, kneels into paths, paths into roads & shades, and roads then roads: "eat honey as your work", as the beginning roughens and plays to sleep anew; the moon dirty tells blue, red, 'they are green!' light."
So, as it is, that only the past and the yet-to-come may be, equally forward-gliding, stripped bare essentiality, not fleeing nor soon to be revealed from beneath, but that farther-off ancient white, as well as now, except not quite yet, because your words begin to knowingly answer only at the dawn of the ever-beginning, still lingering in the shadow of the last-minute A. Its suddenness, so tangibly clinging to experience, appears with all its bases thoroughly self-sown, that developing, leaking wake drawn in the water; come, take from it your own.
Black soil pours feet, but the beginning of the chapter giver lets it be known that from the flowers of the land, a pine has become snags, backwoods, lights, splits, pieces, and (at least in the beginning) numbers to embroider the cover in mockery: and not everything at once, right from the first time, let alone perhaps in the end after all, when nevertheless the fore- and hindpaws, at your command, you yourself decide your truths to be, your assumptions, your catches...


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A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a slowed-down version of Cur Shaghey yn Geurey, also known as the Step Dance, or "Bendy-Bendy," created to help those who want to perform the dance at a slower speed.

More about Cur Shaghey yn Geurey can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/cur-shaghey-yn-geurey/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
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Cur Shaghey yn Geurey [slow]

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a version of Cur Shaghey yn Geurey, also known as the Step Dance, or "Bendy-Bendy," created to help those who want to practice the dance or tune.

More about Cur Shaghey yn Geurey can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/cur-shaghey-yn-geurey/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

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Promoting and supporting all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.

Culture Vannin awards grants and initiates schemes whilst supporting the work of development officers for music and language. The work of Culture Vannin has been fundamental to the revival of interest and support for Manx language and culture over the last twenty years.

Culture Vannin is the trading name for the Manx Heritage Foundation, registered charity 333 in the Isle of Man.

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