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Song No. 16 from Hymnody of Earth (1999)
Up until How Long Watchman, Hymnody of Earth has, in Wendell Berryโs words, been in praise of โearthly forms….a grace living here as we live.โ How Long Watchman paints a stark depiction of the destructive forces in the human psyche. The piece borrows from two South Carolina hymns based on the Book of Revelations in the New Testament. The original words and imagery have been replaced or updated in an attempt to describe the fear and chaos of a nuclear detonation.