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Melodies


Melodies

 

She walked in the front of the stage where she

Grabbed the microphone. She opened her trap and sounded as beautiful as the blue sea.

Melodies flowed from her mouth and entrapped

Emotions from years past revealed themselves.

Happiness and joy emerge as she thinks

of her loving family and the great wealth

of passion in her talent. The distinct

anger appears when she recollects her

absent father. The grief appears when she

thinks of her deceased grandfather. And fear

emerges when she thinks of the coming

future. She has passion when she thinks of

her talent from God and his fervent love.

 

 

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