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    Photography by Ariane Plante, Éric Sneed and Immensity of the Territory
    Graphic design by Christelle Cabaret (mama design)

    All tracks written, recorded and mixed in 2018/2019 by Immensity of the Territory at Studio d’en Haut.
    Mastered by Thierry Gauthier - Audiosculpture - Studio de Castelnau
    Field recordings: Northern parts of the USA, and Canada, in the summer of 2016 and the winter of 2017

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Field recordings: national park Jacques-Cartier (Québec Canada)

Based on a Joe Wilkins's poem "Reckoning"
Originally published in Notes from the Journey Westward
(White Pine Press 2012).

lyrics

Wind in the blue cedars, the soap smell
of lupine giving way
to the bite of smoke and wet stone. Now crickets,
frogs, the first far
call of a coyote—

Today, I have walked many slow miles
up this creek, and caught
not one silver trout. So

while the last light goes on spilling
over the mountains,
I stand in the rank weeds,
gnats slamming my ears. There’s nothing
to be done for it.

I lean my pole against a pine,
wing my shirt over my head, pull off my boots

and pants.
All my dimpled skin a pink shock
in the coming dark,
I wade out into fast water.

Now, here,
on the backs of these cold ones, these brothers
of my own bones, the river stones,
I lay my whole self down:
let creek water stream

across my belly, my chest, my throat, on into the cathedral
of the nostrils:

it is no matter. There is breath
enough for rock and trout, lung and water,
blue cedar, smoke, and skin:

all these and more. The world is good.

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from Immensity of the Territory Vol​.​3, released December 13, 2019

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