[revised]
[one of the great moments in jazz history]
The apple doesn't fall far
from the tree except in quantum summer
when Newton's head doesn't/does
exist and Atom & Eve
know what they don't know,
a good first step
into the wormhole of Paul
Gonsalvez's "Diminuendo/
Crescendo'" 27 tenor sax
chorus solos, 1956, in that
momentary eternity
wherein all the tightly knit
notes of Ellington's orchestra
became/become perfectly tart-sweet
apples in a God's-ear of time.
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