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,Dear singers You have


,Dear singers

 

You have a way about you, that shrinks us to pebbles 

 

In our ears echo your sounds

 

sounds we could never produce

 

our shrunken selves despair

 

Not a matter of training, not a matter of passion

 

we simply cannot do 

 

what you so effortlessly do

 

You have a way about you, that enlarges us to towers

 

In our ears echo your sounds 

 

sounds so soothing and therapeutic 

 

we rise above all structures

 

Not an acquired taste, almost objective

 

you simply sound pleasant 

 

and can manipulate the mood of anyone

 

Sarah

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