The SymphonyA Poem by KATHY SUE SILLSA musical of different intruments.The lights are dimmed to a soft glow. Conductor takes the stage. Audience takes their seats. Noise fades into silence as the conductor raises his baton. The Symphony begins.
Keys from the piano play a melodious tones, keeping in ryhthm with the other instruments.
The violinists clinch bow in hand as it strums the four strings. Music flows effortlessly.
Fingers gracefully pluck the harp. Harmony of music fills the coliseum.
The clarinet sounds beautiful and peaceful. Affection for the music stirs audience to tears.
The trombone, trumpet and tuba take their turn in the symphony. Cries of an elephant can be heard as the trumpet plays.
A flame from a lighter flickers in the dark as it dances to the bounty of music. The sound of the instruments soothe the listeners to awe.
© 2011 KATHY SUE SILLSAuthor's Note
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29 Reviews Added on May 11, 2011 Last Updated on May 30, 2011 Tags: Symphony, Orchesta, Music, Instruments AuthorKATHY SUE SILLSHarrisville, MSAboutcheck out! www.facebook.com/twinoneandtwintwo Hello writercafe friends. I've been on this site for a few years! I stopped writing for a while, and trying to get back into it! When I joined this sit.. more..Writing
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