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Musician Stereotypes Redefined

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Sean

CT
United States
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After receiving the Eucharist, I encountered a blind beggar on the streets of Madrid. I took her hand and told her "God bless you" in Spanish. The simple yet compassionate gesture struck a chord in both her and my own heart. Our socioeconomic barriers were breached and it was as if she was looking right at me. I was moved to tears as I departed, realizing it was not I who took her hand. Also, there was a classmate of mine this past year who was labeled as narcissistic and bitter by many of my peers. This past summer I asked him to hang out with some of my friends doing lighthearted pranks and hanging out around town. At the end of summer, he sent me a message thanking me for opening up to him when no one else would.
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Joe

Worcester, MA
United States
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We wanted to put these photos up of Joe Santa Maria because he's an amazing musician and he spends time creating beautiful songs- he even makes songs about talented local artists!

Midge

Marlborough, MA
United States
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My photos include my good deed, which was truly a good deed for some future musician AND a gift to me at the same time. It is nice when the good feeling is from giving and receiving in the process. An older friend was about to throw this violin away when I asked to have it looked at...turned out to be a very fine instrument, which he then gave to me. Now it lives on with me and I will pass it forward to a real musician some day. Somehow I know there is a message here. Agnostic maybe; hopeful definitely!

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