Hello, here's a little poem I made while listening to some piano music.
Any help would be most welcome. Especially any suggestions to make it more concise
Music is the wind
That spreads wings
And takes imagination
To new heights
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Need some criticism on this poem?
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
I can well relate to it as is.
I've countless times been revived and restored to proper life by music.
Just yesterday I came home shattered and was saved yet again, this time by bireli and sylvain playing estate.
I've countless times been revived and restored to proper life by music.
Just yesterday I came home shattered and was saved yet again, this time by bireli and sylvain playing estate.
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
I agree with youkrst. It expresses what I feel when I listen to certain music that kind of presses my "spread your wings and start dreaming" - button (Mozarts Concert 20 in D minor KV 466 does that to me (the version with the amazing Friedrich Gulda on the piano), but sometimes it can even happen by a Manowar battle song
P.S.: Which piano music inspired you to write the poem?
P.S.: Which piano music inspired you to write the poem?
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
What inspired me to write the poem was the works of Ludovico Einaudi.
He's a famous European pianist. He's really good.
He's a famous European pianist. He's really good.
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He looks really interesting - I just looked him up on Wikipedia.
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
He is. There are about 9 albums of his on spotify.Aomame wrote:He looks really interesting - I just looked him up on Wikipedia.
They're all mesmerizing.
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
may i just mention Wilhelm Kempff
he floors me (or rather stratospheres me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIsqFjiA7ao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqSulR9Fymg
he floors me (or rather stratospheres me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIsqFjiA7ao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqSulR9Fymg
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Re: Need some criticism on this poem?
youkrst wrote:may i just mention Wilhelm Kempff
he floors me (or rather stratospheres me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIsqFjiA7ao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqSulR9Fymg
Spell-binding.
And I enjoy the pun