The String TheoryA Poem by William Fields IssacThis is just a poem I wrote when I was bored but I have been more musically minded lately.
A note,
Then two, add yet another, Now you have something new. A chord, Several notes in one Add a few more, Now a song is done. Pluck the string softly now, The wisp of thumb, The tick of plectrum, Shut the world out let all go numb. The fingers pluck and strum, The strings sing a wordless song, Yet their message is not confused, It is remembered when days grow long. Play harder now. Your heart begins to race, Your pick begins to fly, In the midst of arpeggios it doth trace. The final strum, The lonely string, Its voice fades, Softer now it it sings.
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2 Reviews Added on May 8, 2010 Last Updated on May 8, 2010 AuthorWilliam Fields IssacAboutI am in college studying linguistics and naturally I am a lover of languages and their use. This does not, however, mean that I am a grammar nazi, nor a dictionary thumper; the linguist and the Engli.. more..Writing
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