Visions (First Movement)
Hierophany Heresiarch Scientific method Interface Dryad Fusion Gaia Magic bullet Scientific method – 2 Puzzle Prayer Parent Pierce Entropy E Personal Jardin public à Bellac (Haute-Vienne) Disposition VistaTheme and variations - Mirror (2nd Movement)
La déesse des blés et des maïs Variation on a theme of Baudelaire White lilac La fille aux cheveux de lin Essence Snake Dance Ille mi par esse deo videtur Her jewels Image Come away with me Daisy chain KyalyuvatRondo (3rd Movement)
Andante (4th Movement)
Finale - Goddess (5th Movement)
Zeitgeist All of creation Ballad of the Golden Cow Countdown Requiem for the late tragic events Spectator sport Bushmeat Letter to a chimpanzee
the Zeitgeist isn’t happy,
in fact it’s downright
pissed off,
and would like to bring a few matters
to our attention.
to start with,
what’s the use of a name
that nobody can pronounce;
it’s as bad as being called
Archibald
at school
you feel a fool
certain they’re all
laughing at you behind your back:
it would be like to be called
Lifestyle,
that’s tasteful, and smooth,
and even those announcers
who can barely pronounce their own names,
could cope with that:
and then,
it’s tired of being victimized,
complained about and blamed,
and held responsible
for gloomy news.
it didn’t choose its date of birth,
it didn’t ask to be born
and had a very unhappy childhood—
you just have to watch the History channel—
it’s a product of its environment
like anyone else, and everyone
keeps picking on it
that’s why it sulks loudly
on late night talk shows
and makes embarrassing scenes
on PBS.
all it gets is a collage
of sharp-tongued prophets talking nonsense,
using words like decadence,
nasty digs from well-paid pundits,
profound concern
freely expressed
by padded egos making millions
from being wrong on camera,
vague jeremiads in the press,
recriminations offered by
experts at recrimination
chorusing I told you so
Lifestyle’s feeling confused
and ill used,
and finally, whose fault is it
we’re decadent
and fin-de siècle?
--and there’s another word that’s got to go.