Music and Poetry
Senior Year I had to read a book called Piano Player
Sadly, I only chose the book because it had piano in the title
There was absolutely no piano playing in what the author was saying
Just an abstract combination, understanding why no one else made the same connection
Music, Piano, Singing
I wanted to have a share with some meaning, at least to me
So I began to write my own songs
But I was really rhyming with no melody
Expressing my frustrations
Sometimes I didn’t want a melody
No singing, but saying directly with indirection
A story, a problem, a emotion I had or saw
Creativity seemed to be constantly on my mind
I see a complex in a simple
Words themselves are like lego’s
And I guess I could just stick with trying to carve songs out of mediums of music
But I also love creating a sculpture of diction, tone, repetition, and rhyme
Yes, the love of one led to the love of another, but each stand alone
Music is home, heritage, where I learned the meaning of words beyond the definition
Poetry is the real world, a test of how I use what I have learned over the years
One from past did lead to one present, but both will be in my future
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