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Sound

I’ve always had a fascination for sound. Waves of notes or just jumbled noises Listening closely to creaks, weeps and notes Arranged in our everyday life’s own score The minor quartet of simple Pages flipping, doors closing And wood creaking Cascaded over by the major symphony Of wind, stampedes of feet walking And ocean waves crashing on shore But, now I have a headache, making Each pound, pow and note Erupt inside
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Sep 3, 2011
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