GR translation: feel your age delivered into a new kind of time

[Jochen Stremmel]

I don't think so but have to think a little bit more about it. It's your
age that you feel delivered, the time you live in, delivered into a new
kind of time ...

2017-07-01 9:31 GMT+02:00 Mike Jing <gravitys.rainbow.cn at gmail.com>:

> V471.33-472.3, P479.27-39   . . . she looked at him once, of course he
> still remembers, from down at the end of a lunchwagon counter, grill
> smoke working onto the windows patient as shoe grease against the rain
> for the plaid, hunched-up leaky handful inside, off the jukebox a
> quick twinkle in the bleat of a trombone, a reed section, planting
> swing notes precisely into the groove between silent midpoint and next
> beat, jumping it pah (hm) pah (hm) pah so exactly in the groove that
> you knew it was ahead but felt it was behind, both of you, at both
> ends of the counter, could feel it, feel your age delivered into a new
> kind of time that may have allowed you to miss the rest, the graceless
> expectations of old men who watched, in bifocal and mucus
> indifference, watched you lindy-hop into the pit by millions, as many
> millions as necessary. . . .
>
> Here the word 'time" is used in the sense related to music, is that
> correct?
> -
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