A piece of music came on,
Came on the radio.
I stopped,
Stopped writing and listened,
All I could do was listen and breathe.
Long breaths in,
Long breaths out,
And just listened,
Listened to the wonder,
The wonder of Mozart.
Each breath I took
Brought in good air
And took out the bad air.
The wonder of life was breathed in,
The bad things breathed out.
That’s all I did,
Breathe in and out
And listen,
Listen with joy,
And my day started,
Started on those notes,
Those wonderful notes
Leaving me knowing,
Knowing that today would be wonderful.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 3rd, 2024 01:12
- Comment from author about the poem: The piece of music in the video is what I was listening to, one of the comments on YouTube said: "Mozart stole this music from the angels while they were sleeping"
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 30
Comments8
Mozart stole the music from angels, but Stockhausen stole it from the dung heap?! lol.
Accordign to Sir Thomas Beecham that is so true Orchi.
Andy
it only takes that one little thing doesn't it .. to make or break a day ..
It certainly does Neville, thank you.
Andy
If this isn't passion I don't know what is. 🌹
Such very kind words Teddy, thank you.
Andy
Love the image of breathing music. Like air there is the pure and the polluted. Some so used to the polluted do not notice the difference. Nicely done Gold
Thank you soren for your words, much appreciated.
Andy
I was introduced to Mozart, a little lost, driving (in the spring), over the snowy mountains highway. I hit seek on the radio...
It was magical.
Mozart is the finest composer there is, IO have listened to him for many years. Thank you or your words soren, enjoy Mozarr.
Andy
Not only does it take your breath away, but also, all of your troubles. Just the beauty of it! - Phil A
So very treu AP, thank you.
Andy
A wonderful
uplifting poem!! ✨
Loved the
music too! 😍 🎵 🎶 🎶
Awesome read
much enjoyed
thank you!! 😊
Best regards ✌️ Thad
Thank you Thad for your kind words, very much appreciated.
Andy
The power of music always amazes me. It is the only truly universal language.
You are so right Dan, thank you for your comments.
Andy
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