Accardo's StradivariusA Poem by Richard GuimondSalvatore Accardo inspiring musicAccardo's Stradivarius[1] On a bright
sunny Martian afternoon, I travelled
the curves of a wet river sided road In my head, I
heard the moaning call of a violin The pizzicato
of dripping water: The
decomposing of old man winter's putrid body. Vibrations
from Accardo's Stradivarius Were but
carved wooden butterfly wings That lifts my
soul to the highest highs And down to
the lowest low Violin
vibrations of metal Tickled by
horse's mane Resonating
out a wooden woman shape body © 2015 Richard Guimond |
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Added on May 22, 2015 Last Updated on May 22, 2015 Tags: Salvatore Accardo, stradivarius, violin AuthorRichard GuimondBeloeil,, Québec, CanadaAboutBeen writing 1967 photographer since 1969 been a small time journalist , a camera salesmans graduated in Classical Studies , archeology and religion history unfinished a master in Ethnolinguistic on M.. more..Writing
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