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I was disconsolate when I saw the news. Then as I read this I realized what a fantastic, deeply creative life he had. Praise be to all the joy and weirdness.

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He touched our hearts and excited our minds, understanding that darkness and mystery were not forces to be conquered, but rather integrated into the flow of life. Rest in Power, sir.

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Such a loss.

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Jan 23Edited

RIP DL. I can imagine you out there seeing everything. I watched Eraserhead twice. Once after a friend suggested it, and once a bit after I heard Suzanne Vega tell us to give her a little extra rope at her concert, because she had been up late watching Eraserhead.

I think my favorite film of yours was Wild at Heart, so Romeo and Juliet, Wizard of Oz, and other things rolled in there. Amazing! Thanks Liz, wonderful!

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Inspired, both useful and immensely satisfying activities!

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love you queen

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love this so much!

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Incredible story. Thank you for sharing.🙏

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Awesome thanks

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Outstanding title

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Ah yes- I feel the same way he did about LA. The light and the possibilities.

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The keys to life.

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absolutely beautiful piece. I have yet to watch his discography etc unfortunately despite having meant to but now I can become just one of many helping his legacy live on 🥲 I plan on delving into transcendental meditation soon as well. thank you for sharing all of this, sending love!!

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🙏🏼❤️

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So beautiful

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Thank you so much for that! DL meant a lot to me and my friends down in NZ. He heavily influenced my life… I talk about him in my final school trip series piece.

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Beautiful

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