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I have never heard a more beautiful sound, than the song she sang as I fell asleep. It illuminated every star in the sky, and captured my every dream. It sounded like the brush strokes that paint the sunset, and winter icicles melting. I heard the sound of tears rolling down stained cheeks, and the ghostly wail of wind through the trees. That haunting music followed me into sleep, and I was blinded by what I couldn’t see, but the soundscape was ethereal, pulsing with every heartbeat. It was the sound of her heart and she had given it to me. I heard every high, every low, and every sad silence. The sound of her soul was greater than any symphony. Somehow the notes became me, they changed me, and I could finally hear my own quiet. I have never sang a more beautiful song, than the song I sang as she fell asleep. I had never scrawled the contours of my soul into composition, but I did it for her, because she brings beauty.
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
She Brings Beauty
I have never heard a more beautiful sound, than the song she sang as I fell asleep. It illuminated every star in the sky, and captured my every dream. It sounded like the brush strokes that paint the sunset, and winter icicles melting. I heard the sound of tears rolling down stained cheeks, and the ghostly wail of wind through the trees. That haunting music followed me into sleep, and I was blinded by what I couldn’t see, but the soundscape was ethereal, pulsing with every heartbeat. It was the sound of her heart and she had given it to me. I heard every high, every low, and every sad silence. The sound of her soul was greater than any symphony. Somehow the notes became me, they changed me, and I could finally hear my own quiet. I have never sang a more beautiful song, than the song I sang as she fell asleep. I had never scrawled the contours of my soul into composition, but I did it for her, because she brings beauty.
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
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