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symphony


sweeping, soaring, shimmering
opulently resonating  glorious space
roundly roaring brass
taught clattering drums
unite pearlescent woodwind
raise triumphant sound
lowering peaceful round
piano enters inscribes
billowing bass
trembling treble
glistering
cascading
pounding
relentless clustering cataract
voices resounding
memories stored
held
lived in
limitless wonders repeated.

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  • cadaver mentality
    December 18, 2008
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    Forty-five words to describe the auditory and visual spectacle of the symphony. If that had been your intention you would have done well.
    The extended metaphor could be fitted to so many areas of life that it could encapsulate life itself.
    I especially liked the words that highlighted the visual aspect of the making of music, (Whatever type you were writing about).
    Very impressive. camen


  • lostangel07
    December 15, 2008
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    Wow this is amazing. It truly is beautiful sympony! Great job and good luck!


  • cadaver mentality
    December 15, 2008
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    Thank you for entering.
    I will reserve comments until contest is closed. camen


  • arafura gold member
    December 14, 2008
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    Great work my friend! You really described the sound and feel of the symophony. Excellent!


  • SpydurPoet gold member
    December 14, 2008

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    Oooh. This is absolutely beautiful. I love this. I played the violin a long time ago...
    Sometimes I wonder why I quit.
    Best of luck in the contest.
    Write on.
    ~*~SP~*~


  • myrataal silver member
    December 14, 2008

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    Ah. Truly a Symphony.

    You instigated in me the need to hear a full brass orchestra. Joy of voices and of instruments in full harmony.
    Very well written, Poet.

    Love
    Myra

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