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    The Seasons' Journey: A serendipitous rock opera.
    The Seasons' Journey: A serendipitous rock opera.
    The Seasons' Journey: A serendipitous rock opera.
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    The Seasons' Journey: A serendipitous rock opera.

    By Nelu Lazar

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    1997. A full year of art. The beginning of The Seasons' Journey. Also the beginning of other art journeys, that may or may not yet be known widely... It didn't start with spring. The Seasons' Journey did not start with spring. At the beginning, there were scattered poems - written on train travels, in long hallways, in empty rooms, on grass, sand, rocks or snow. At some point, a few poems made sense read together, in a certain sequence. Hence, few more poems were written to complete the story... The Seasons' Journey is a story about regaining the trust in who we already are. We are who we know best. Our adventures never start with spring. They never end with winter. They're a random medley of seasonal falls, blooms, jumps or burns. But we shall always return home... The tale is a collection of intense, sad poems - yet with a hopeful and spirited outcome - that offers poetry about home and journeys back home, poetry about raw emotions felt while away from loved ones, and a reminder about rebuilding trust in ourselves and strengthening self-esteem as often as we can... 1999. The Seasons' Journey was complete. The last verse was written. Along with the last chord... yes, The Seasons' Journey serendipitously became a rock opera - not yet widely revealed as of 2020…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateNov 23, 2020
    ISBN9781098346102
    The Seasons' Journey: A serendipitous rock opera.
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    Nelu Lazar

    https://www.goodreads.com/nelulazar

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