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The Eye of the Storm: It is possible to accommodate one's self to abnegation. As Emily Dickinson
notes in one of her poems (one of several alluded to in this song), "After pain, a formal feeling
comes." The combination of being overwhelmed by suffering, and the wearying of trying to maintain,
combine to produce a lethargy, an emotional limbo. "The Eye of the Storm" is about that area
between living and not living, and the comfort it ironically provides. |
CD: Songs from Below the Moon
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A waltz tempo; cabaret style song; circus irony. |
CD: Songs from Below the Moon
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