Counter-culture Journals (文革)

Counter-culture Journals (文革)

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Poem without words

ព្រះពុទ្ធ 老 #@; សំផន 江
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If you want to hear some music to go with these lyrics I suggest Sex Machine by Arnold Schoenberg.
This is similar to such things as "A Song Without Words" or "A song without music." Or it could be like Beethoven's ninth symphony which has singing, when symphonies are not supposed to have singing.

It's a kind of Theater of the absurd, much like a church. Religion is full of puzzles and mysteries that can't really be answered, such as how a supreme being that is all perfect can make imperfect beings. Or what did God do with all that time before he/she/it created the Universe.

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