Oh kakera this so so terribly beautiful!!! You made my heart ache in longing with your magnificent words, the metaphor of love being as two instruments in splendid harmony is so ethereal,I truly could hear the violins playing a melancholy melody in my mind as the words reached a crescendo, then slowly, sadly and sweetly the music died down"even though your absence makes my heart ache,I still hear the sound of your singing everytime I close my eyes"so heartfelt and beautiful, whoever this poem is dedicated to is so incredibly lucky to be the recipient of such soul endearing love, this is truly a masterpiece kakera, you've opened my eyes once again and given me new hope for love of the soul tainting kind, thank you for allowing me to read this :-) |
by Kakera
Thank you dear, and please, call me Jean. =) <3 |
by Maple Tree
Jean--------- I have difficulty expressing my feelings when my mouth has hit the floor.... HOLY MOTHER OF TREES! |
I will do Jean ;-) I really, truly love this work by the way, so incredibly stunning!!!!I know how you feel though (your statement of having to either write a really bleak, or a love poem to do really great) :-P |
by Kakera
I love the poem too, actually. And I rarely even like my own poems. Most of the time I just abandon them. But this one? This was a genuine love poem, and it is not mine anymore. It was given away to the person I wrote it for. Haha. It was definitely a fitting poem for my 100th upload on this site too! |
by Maple Tree
Jean- I would like to add a few things.... |
by Kakera
Oh GOD Andrea! Vioano! I HAVE to use that title! It's perfect and brilliant, and it fits the piece in more than one way! Thank you! |
by Maple Tree
You are very welcome :-) |
by uttAm
Omg! I just imagine how you used a simple piano and violin and made this poem a masterpiece..,. And also the title is well apt:) |
by Kakera
I guess that's the natural thing to happen when you make music out of the strongest bonds between our souls. |
by Baby Rainbow
Very interesting title, very unique and clever, and I could not think of anything better to title this poem with, great choice! |