The Music of the World

The Music of the World

A Poem by ethelkingsley
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thoughts on current events, the natural world, flavors, sounds, etc.

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Notes fall
Five branches
Leaves that once held color
Will be grasped again by
Soft hands warming in the spring air
Teeth flashing, eyes dancing, sun blinding
I dance and there are tulips
Red bell peppers tomatoes jalapeños whose sharp notes
Slip into my grasp next to flats
Pause
Repeat a day of sun shining daisies whispering
The crowning note a b flat
I dance and there are birds in the morning
Singing sweet treble for me
Doors open and the soft patter of rain
I smell sage and flowers
I hear crickets play
e, f, g, a, bees land on my flower crown
Water crashes down streams to fill our river with sound
I hear rain, a cascade of voices
I dance and there's a symphony
Car tires, engines pumping
Discord e-minor
Tenor while
California burns

Brussels cries

My sweet little bird is the last one before she dies

© 2017 ethelkingsley


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ethelkingsley
ethelkingsley

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