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hear the music It's funny, when we read. One hears music of thought. Light Clarinets with supporting Cello. Five word sentences for now. Smooth and gentle tones around. Seeing the conductor's swaying arms. We pick up the pace going fast. Now violins playing quickly back and forth. Sevens words at a time building expectation. Nine words brings us almost to the great clash. The heated strings of the instrument playing ever hard. The horns gaining confidence and aggression with every second. Cadance. Cutting into the music. Stopping. The Flow. Chopping. Arms of the conductor. cease. Soft wind instruments singing Trombones and Tubas lumbering in. Cello, Lute, and percussion adding.                                                                                         Whistles of the Flutes Quickly rising     as the music picks up tempo               the conductor with more vigor                            The energy rising and rising                                                      sporadic outbursts                                                                 heading towards the                                                                                   CLASH of the symbols Now the music and words flowing with no breaks and stops always filling your ear with this continuous overwhelming yet pleasurable sound of thoughts and ideas bouncing around the walls of your skull the never ending music coming down gluing you to your seat with a cacophony of chaos that makes you read on and on until it                                                              quickly                                             descends                                  into               complete stillness. Blank balloon of silence punctured by the needle of a Oboe                                                                                              Sliced by a harp The symphony of words is endless.
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 11:25 AM UTC
Symphony of Words
hear the music It's funny, when we read. One hears music of thought. Light Clarinets with supporting Cello. Five word sentences for now. Smooth and gentle tones around. Seeing the conductor's swaying arms. We pick up the pace going fast. Now violins playing quickly back and forth. Sevens words at a time building expectation. Nine words brings us almost to the great clash. The heated strings of the instrument playing ever hard. The horns gaining confidence and aggression with every second. Cadance. Cutting into the music. Stopping. The Flow. Chopping. Arms of the conductor. cease. Soft wind instruments singing Trombones and Tubas lumbering in. Cello, Lute, and percussion adding.                                                                                         Whistles of the Flutes Quickly rising     as the music picks up tempo               the conductor with more vigor                            The energy rising and rising                                                      sporadic outbursts                                                                 heading towards the                                                                                   CLASH of the symbols Now the music and words flowing with no breaks and stops always filling your ear with this continuous overwhelming yet pleasurable sound of thoughts and ideas bouncing around the walls of your skull the never ending music coming down gluing you to your seat with a cacophony of chaos that makes you read on and on until it                                                              quickly                                             descends                                  into               complete stillness. Blank balloon of silence punctured by the needle of a Oboe                                                                                              Sliced by a harp The symphony of words is endless.
Am I the only one with an imaginary orchestra in my head? Yeah? Oh, okay
alexander-lion-man
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 11:25 AM UTC
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