Ascend an Octave Lovingly

Ascend an Octave Lovingly

A Poem by Angela Mulley

Spring 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.

© 2011 Angela Mulley


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can't believe this isn't reviewed..your words are a melting pot of wisdom and so eloquently placed to capture the beauty of your words..bravo

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Angela Mulley
Angela Mulley

RUNCORN, North West, United Kingdom



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