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Anyone want a tune to accompany the easy whistling life of dunes, clouds and sea?
Do you need a sound to remind you of the progress of a lonely whistle?
Perhaps running through the sand dunes by the sea on a cold June morning?
Perchance to stumble upon a strange whistling fellow?
Uiguisu
This music
Accompanies a remarkable man by the name of Uiguisu,
named after the Japanese bush warbler,
the Uguisu.
He just sits
By the sea in the sand dunes,
whistling for most of the day,
with the occasional walk to the water's edge thrown in.
He lies back
By the grasses and watches the clouds drift by,
and in the evening though,
he works in a talent club where he whistles for a living.
The crowds demand more
from his subtle reverbing music,
and piercing,
screeching tones.
He carries on
whistling,
squarely under the lime-light,
for another evening.
Uiguisu
this music a man --
he just sits by the sea dunes
lies back by day clouds
Uiguisu
Uiguisu sits by sea in the dunes,
Whistling for most of the day his tunes,
And waits for water and night to come.
In daytime it will try to feed,
As all will do as will its needs,
And repeat again till full.
Later that evening time again,
It will feel the limelight in his den,
And whistle for us all its dreams.
2nd May 2019