Ascend an Octave LovinglyA Poem by Angela MulleySpring emerged. Rain dripped and dropped; fast at first; then became slow, which from a distance might give the impression of a summers day knocking at your door... Or the sound of hearts, beating. Then floating sounds (or butterflies perhaps) clouds, sanguine over hills. Then autumn and north wind blows a dissonance over trees; their leaves stained by a cool like the blush of my cheek, or the end of my nose; Sharp but appassionato non-the-less and more-so at tips of fingers. Winter always seemed to me as the slowest time of year and as I recall more closely spring appears. Yet the strangest thing I ever found is how notes change with distance and perspective until together in my mind... major seventh.
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1 Review Added on May 8, 2011 Last Updated on May 8, 2011 AuthorAngela MulleyRUNCORN, North West, United KingdomAboutInfinity, regardless of what the human mind might think, exists not merely without time, but without the individual concept of time too. And while this concept would not exist without an individual mi.. more..Writing
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