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“miles”
is a broadside
printed in a
signed limited edition of 10
of which this is #
printed by Squid Ink Press
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Kind of Blue
[Listening to Miles ]
Feelin’ Kind of Blue.
Improvised textures,
made in heaven,
escape elucidation
and drift off
into the ethereal.
A cool melancholy
hovers, melodic,
creating a touch
of ineffable beauty.
Paring away
all embellishments,
we reach Jazz freedom —
the painful simplicity
of a single note.
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Russell Dupont is an artist and an author whose artwork is included in a number of public and private collections. He has published two novels, King & Train and Waiting for the Turk; two books of poetry; and two non-fiction chapbooks. His essay, “The Corner,” is included in the anthology Streets of Echoes. His work has been published in various newspapers and literary magazines. He was the founder & publisher of the literary magazine,.the albatross.
Visit his website by clicking here
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Click here to listen to “Blue in Green,” from Kind of Blue
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Click here to read Russell duPont’s broadside and short story of Thelonious Monk, and click here for his Charles Mingus broadside and poem
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Absoutely beautiful! For those of us that have followed and seen Miles in concert, you have captured a feeling so wonderfully. Proud of you Russ!
John so good to hear from you. Thanks very much. I miss those afternoons at Joe & Jake’s. Hope we can start them again soon. Stay well.
Your writing makes me feel like I were there. Love it.