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Notes

by mackenzie-rose-frank

The contrasting black and white on the masterpiece before me reorients my mind into the mode of a whole other language; a language not spoken, but sung. As my bow slowly descends into position I feel a rush of eagerness and concentration flow from my conscious, spilling into my veins and drenching my organs. One Two Three Four; I am off in a distant place; a destination known only to those who believe in the music; are the song. My pulse quickens as the end draws near, arms rising and falling, fingers dancing upon the strings. As the notes gain tempo and decibels increase a climax is achieved: The air becomes silent with the breath of music and it is finished. The bell rings; leaving me still craving, yet things are gathered and the physical body moves to the next class, as if I never left my seat.
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Feb 15, 2013
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The original poem Notes was written by me in 8th grade and I decided to edit it and tweak the language and flow of the poem.

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