made a midi file of random notes without any output; my intention was to run thru arpeggio's / scale modules (for a lark song) but i played it thru iris 2 and there was a surprising amount of melodic flow and thematic integrity. been watching some studio ghibli recently and they seem to have influenced at some level.

repeated a few times with subtle development - there's a helm synth fading in but remaining in the background
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We conclude our exploration of the Bulgarian haiku scene with a poem by Iliyana Stoyanova, who selected all the poems we shared for the last 4 weeks.

“Iliyana Stoyanova lives in England. She has a PhD in Theology. She is the Living Legacies Editor at the Living Haiku Anthology, Communications Officer and BHS Awards Administrator at the British Haiku Society, Secretary of the United Haiku and Tanka Society, and also a member of Haiku Club-Plovdiv and The London Haiku Group. Her first book Ostrovityansko Haiku (Shimajin Haiku) was published in Bulgaria in 2010. Her haiku and other poems have been published in numerous journals and anthologies, and won several international awards. Iliyana enjoys photography, watercolour painting, travelling, and reading.”

Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Deadline: 9th January 2019

haiku by Iliyana Stoyanova thehaikufoundation.org/poet-de.../?IDclient=1454

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