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Crazed through much child bearing
The moon is staggering in the sky;
Moon struck by the despairing glances
Of her wandering eye
We grope, and grope in vain,
For children born of her pain.
Children dazed or dead!
When she in all her virginal pride
First trod upon the mountain's head,
What stir ran through the countryside
Where every foot obeyed her glance!
What manhood led the dance!
Fly-catchers of the moon,
Our hands are blenched, our fingers seem
But slender needles of bone;
Blenched by that malicious dream,
They are spread wide that each
May rend what comes in reach!

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from Music for Words, Perhaps, released February 23, 2010
William Butler Yeats - words. Theo Bleckmann - voice. Denman Maroney - piano and composition.

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Denman Maroney Durfort, France

Denman Maroney is known for his "hyperpiano" techniques (playing the keys with one hand and the strings with other using slides and bows of metal, plastic, rubber, and wood) and his “temporal harmonies” (composing and improvising in multiple tempos). He has recorded for Outnow, Porter, Innova, Clean Feed, Nuscope, Kadima, Cryptogramophone, New World, Mutable, Victo, and Erstwhile among others. ... more

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