I was a long time ago, which is crazy, I was still defining one color.

And I think for me, this was almost like a primordial motherhood character opposed to

Westboutine which was very ideal to finding paradise and very in a way without any flash

because it existed inside the laptop digital and then obviously having a baby in breastfeeding you are all this flash and blood and muscles and it becomes very prominent and you are like almost not communicating in language anymore you

are like smiling and reading your baby's face and expressions and it's very playful. There's a lot of like humor. I think that's one

thing that people don't talk enough about after women have given birth. The

playfulness, which is not about words or logic or theories or ideology, you can leave that behind and it's just, you know, the joy of someone's face being happy to see you and it's a very beautiful place and it's a lot of pure innocent joy there.

And a lot of the songs on medulla are about this. You are listening to Sonic symbolism where Bjerk explores her emotional landscapes,

the textures and timbers of her albums.

With friends, author and philosopher,

O'Nier and me, musical curator,

of Matryonson.

This is episode 5.

Metula.

The words that describe Metula are

primordial, motherhood.

The pleasure is all mine to get to be the generous one is the strongest stands.

Black braided hair, breastfeeding. There is yet another one that follows me wherever I go and say,

where I go and surprise me all this to this worms like this to this

runs like this to say is nice like this to see's where humor Humor, passive.

passive.

If this should be, I say,

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