Graphical ODE simulator

And I just love this ode to slow moving.

Sanskrit This is an ode to the mother goddess, that most of us in India learn when we are children.

It's called Ode to the Drum, and I'll try and read it the way Yusef would be proud to hear it read.

To me, this piece is an ode to the voice because it's mysterious as we can see it's quite spontaneous, and it's primal.

So, so.

So? So?

So, so...

So, so.

He sounded so vulnerable, so... so lost.

So so cool!

She was so lovely, so accomplished, so amusing.

So brave, and yet so gentle. So handsome.

Why am I so ugly, so mean, so stupid?

and so on and so on and so on.

All that charm so genteel so educated, so underhanded!

So far, so good.

So far so good.

So, OK, so why?

So long. So long.

So what? So this.

So sad, so hopeless.

So confident, so dangerous!

So long. So long.

So far so good.

So far so good.

I'm so, so sorry.

She looks so, so....

So far so good.

So what's so interesting?

So placid, so submissive.

So so. You know.

And so... And so...

It sounded so fresh, so new, so full of meaning.

So wise, so close to Cleopatra, so trusted by her.

They're just so, so delicate.

It's so simple, so evocative.

It's so simple, so dry.

So, it was so bad.

So so apologies to Goldie.

So Far for So Little

So happy and so tired.

Well, so long! So long!

so sweet and so alive!

So domestic and so dull.