Expressions Poetry Journal: Musical Notes

April 18, 2012

Musical Notes

Musical notes chime with song
brings the heart to dance
like free birds in the sky -
never asks heaven why

2 comments:

KarenApril 18, 2012 at 5:57 PM
What a beautiful thought my friend. So much captured in just four lines. Thank you for sharing them with us.

Karen
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Rhoda GalgianiApril 18, 2012 at 6:21 PM
Thank you Karen for stopping by. I am happy you enjoyed this simple poetry...rg
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Published

Books Published:
Expressions From
the Inside Out
2011
No Snow
for Johnny
2012
Alliance Books:
Remembrance Book
2014
Words of Love and Hope
To Aid the Philippines
2013
Stylist Book 7
2014
Stylist Book 6
2013
Stylist Book 5
2013
Stylist Book 4
2012
Snippets
2012
Writer's Alliance Poets
World-Wide
2012
Favorite Poet's Poetry
2013
Favorite Poet's Poetry
2012
Power Within a Poem
2013
Power Within a Poem
2012
On Butterfly Wings
2009
Voices of Hope
2008
The Taj Mahal Review
2008, 2009
The Harvest of the New Millennium
2009
The Poetic Achievement of Ban'ya Natsuishi
2009
The Conway Daily Sun
1996

Expressions Poetry Journal is updated and maintained by Rhoda Galgiani. All materials may not be reproduced without her sole permission. You make contact her at:

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Change

There came a day at summer’s full entirely for the world to see; thinking only of fallen angels, where the heavens need to be. The ascended sun shown to all as flowers rise in bloom; silent ships sail in graceful rippling, hours live inside my room.

Time encircled with speechless doubt sparse symbols of unclear words; needlessly spread upon the earth, spoken loudly as mockingbirds. Each was sealed to a belief of faith not permitted to consume this time; protecting ones awkward show, as our moments end with rhyme.

Our fleeting moments of daily flight clutch tightly to faltering hands; facing life with uncertainty, devils taught us to understand. Failure fails around our eyes no sounds to clear the air; bonding with angels who never stray, holding tightly for they're aware…of change.

Taj Mahal Review, India
December 2008