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The Living Symphony

  • Writer: Ian Robertson
    Ian Robertson
  • Apr 22
  • 1 min read

If your spirit were a sound to play

Which single note would lead the way


Are you the A, the silver light

That tunes the room and sets it right


Or B, the tension on the wire

A restless spark of high desire


Perhaps the C, the anchor’s weight

That keeps the scale and spirit straight


Are you D-minor’s velvet ache

The pause the busy world must take


Or E, the pivot of the heart

Who shifts the mood before we start


The sharp F mystery, dark and rare

A jagged beauty in the air


The high-pitched G, the radiant sun

The thrill before the song is done


Or are you not a note at all

But frequency and rhythmic call


The pulse that beats within the chest

The drive that will not let us rest

No static tone, no single key

But a living, breathing symphony

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