Sta.sh
Tears reminisce mahogany boxed memories,
Of ecstatic crescendos and tearful diminuendos.
For deep in eternal sadness lies the lost pianist,
Who once dreamt of glorious symphonies.
As he caresses the goddess of the piano,
She moans of rhythmic joy and pleasure,
Executing works that rival the Siren's song,
Echoing the lost voices of her past masters.
But in time's command, their hearts went astray.
Each lying in their own pool of heartfelt miseries.
While he walks asunder, away from melodic Eden,
She beckons to him, yearning to be loved.
Her sorrowful notes whisper his name,
When he contemplates sweet nostalgia.
They swore to eternity to unite in bliss.
A promise that surpasses a mere forevermore.
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My name is McKinley Wiens, and I've just recently started a blog based around literature, and one of the ideas I had was to post 1 piece of literature a day that I have found online and I quite love, accompanied by a short review and maybe a comment from the author! Would you by chance be willing to allow me to post a link to this page, and write my opinions on the piece on my blog, linking of course also to your DA page?
If not, no worries! If you are willing, I would love if you could also answer some or all of the answers below for me, to work into the blog post??
1. What inspired you to write the piece?
2. What does the piece mean to you?
3. How has literature as a whole, or literature communities on sites such as DevArt, affected your life?
4. Favorite novel?
5. Anything else you feel is relevant, and would like to have included in the post!
Thank you so much!!
If you allow me to use and link your piece I will tell you as soon as it is included into the blog!
1. Aside from changing directions in theme, I was also inspired by some music and mostly piano music because I miss playing those kinds of music.
2. The piece, in a way, helps get back to what I love to do. And perhaps make something out of it...
3. The literature community helped me a lot. They write about ideas that are not being touched yet and some just like to express themselves and what they love. I makes me want to step up and prove that I can write pieces too.
4. My favorite novel... The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri and Sidney Sheldon novels.
5. I'm not sure... at least I'll enjoy the post when I see it...
Thank you very much for the comment! It means a lot!!