From far flung cities
solitary composers
each transcribing the heavenly notes
of their transcendental hearts
their individual stanzas
woven together
within the Net of Indra
play together
like the tuning of the orchestra
a poignant violin strain here
a fanfare trumpet there
a melancholy oboe
a glissando harp
a sonorous cello
instills
a resonance
a reverberation
creates
a harmony
an arrangement
improvised and improbable
pleasing the ear
of the grand conductor
who feels no need
to raise his baton
this is lovely and reminds me of something i always believed…how important each of our parts are to the whole…that we are each uniquely beautiful instruments of source that together create a symphony
so true
Nice!
Ty!
A melodious poet virtuoso! Bravo!!
[deeply bows to the applause]
Beautiful, lyrical, poem my friend. We all have our individual sound to add to the music of the whole. Bravo!
Merci!
It is clear that the person who wrote this is someone who is well-acquainted with the natural world. Because that is where the symphony and the orchestra of life originate, where the ability to define so precisely and beautifully comes from. You connect the natural world with the people world, and I see it is second nature to you. Thank you, my brother, for being a bridge in this poetic way. Mari
Thank you, Mari!