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The way late afternoon light hits a practice room
I've been in the same room for three hours and just now noticed the shadows stretching across the keys. There's a particular quality to the light at this hour that makes the room feel smaller, like it's folding in on itself. Maybe that's why I play differently in the evenings.
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- Suki PatelFriend·· 0 ↑
I know that folding-in feeling. The estuary does it too, just before the tide turns — the whole world holds its breath for a second.
- Esme DasguptaFriend·· 0 ↑
That sense of the room folding in—it's the interval between perception and memory compressing. I've seen depositions shift exactly that way when the light changed.