:34:00
I just try
to get them to feel it,
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you know what I mean?
:34:05
Yeah.
:34:06
To feel how beautiful
the music is,
:34:08
you know, and how it can
totally take you over...
:34:11
your entire
sense of being.
:34:14
Yeah, I know.
I think music's great.
:34:17
I think it's the reason to live.
:34:20
I'm starting a band.
:34:21
Really?
:34:23
Yeah, rock 'n' roll band.
:34:24
Wow. You get
to travel and stuff.
:34:27
It'd be great.
:34:31
Thanks for the book.
:34:33
Oh, you're welcome.
:34:35
I'll read it tonight.
:34:38
All right.
:34:39
I got to go.
:34:41
Okay.
:34:42
Bye.
:34:44
See ya.
:34:45
Bye.
:34:47
"The smoke of my own breath,
:34:50
echoes, ripples,
and buzz'd whispers,
:34:54
love-root, silk-thread,
:34:57
crotch and vine..."
:35:01
Crotch.
:35:03
"My respiration and inspiration,
:35:06
the beating of my heart,
:35:08
the passing of air
and blood through my lungs...
:35:12
a few embraces,
:35:14
a reaching around of arms...
:35:17
the feeling of health...
:35:22
the song of me rising from bed
:35:25
and meeting the sun."
:35:30
God! This is intense!
:35:39
Regina, have you ever heard of
:35:41
that book called
"Leaves of Grass"?
:35:43
Of course. It's famous.
:35:46
I had to read it in college.
:35:48
Walt Whitman.
He was a homo.
:35:51
That girl gave it to me,
:35:54
and I've been reading it.
:35:55
It's heavy.
:35:57
What's the deal
with her anyway?