Magic

Wonder where I've been?

Have you ever watched an animated movie without the voices?

It is only a simple flip book.

Turn mute off, and magic fills the screen.

Each voice gives a personality and soul to the drawing.

I like being that voice.     

The voice that sprinkles the pixie dust

So the character can become alive.

Reviews

[Raven Starhawk]

First of all the love the choice of color you used for the words. And then the text size jumped off the screen and made it impossible to ignore. Not that I would ignore your poems because they are wonderful, but now I realize I am starting to ramble and not make sense. ^^*

[Aethereal]

Very good! A beautiful presentation. A voice and an optical illusion is the soul of an animated cartoon.

[CREEPER]

Interesting write. Really like the enlarged lettering.

[DRD]

Beautiful and childlike in its joyous simplicity this poem made me smile, I am sure you make a great voice actor.

[Kenneth S.]

Nice artistic musing. Quite original musing too. I am quite impressed.

[Jack Isaac]

I've worked some with animation (and flip books too) so I appreciate all that goes into making an idea come to life... yet it's so true that the voices make all the difference -- it's quite a talent to be able to voice over the characters -- and you certainly made the idea of that come alive in this poem.

[joshua deathdealer]

I really really like this. Awesome work.

[EMMIE]

LOVE THE STYLE! Awesome, creative, very unique, and well composed.

[Lydia]

This is so nice! Really!

[nicolettox]

great way to start a poem! made me want to read more, and sure was worthy!
I've never tried putting voices to movies, but I am learning Poe's Tell-Tale Heart... well, by heart! and plan on uploading a recorded version of that, so I understand what you mean.
thank you for sharing!

[Mohamed Roberts]

Great organization, well written