Thirty years of writing. Salem, Massachusetts. Four personas, twenty books, one sealed envelope from 2006.
Between 2007 and 2018, Tom Jensen printed a series of poetry and song lyric collections through Lulu.com — short-run, self-published, most in quantities of one to three copies. These are not mass-market books. They are archival artifacts: working documents from a 34-album, 433-song catalog that has since been offered free to the world with name credit.
Several copies contain Tom's own handwritten annotations — artist assignments, song selections, crossed-out titles. Those are not flaws. That is the record of how the music got made.
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Salem, Massachusetts. November 18, 2006.
USPS Certified Mail. Postmark intact. Seal unbroken. Total postage and fees: $9.25. Addressed to Tom Jensen. Never opened.
This is the oldest dated artifact in the entire Collaborhythm archive — a sealed timestamp on a creative catalog that would eventually grow to 34 albums and 433 songs. The envelope predates every book, every recording, every collaboration. It is the origin point.
It must never be opened. Its entire value is the unbroken seal.
The physical archive — 20 titles, four personas, 2007–2018