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Anticyclonic accompaniment
alluring amorous audiences,
accentuates abridged acromatics,
assuaging adrenaline afflictions.
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Angelic accidentals augmenting,
accelerating, and apparating;
acoustic anomalies ascending,
amaranthine ambience assuring.
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Aggressive as an archer's aimed arrow,
attending accompaniments also.
Attempting aerial astral approach;
alight, abloom, absolutely aglow.
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Auditorium Apothecary,
anesthesiologist amazing.
About the Creator
Sara Wynn
"No one knows where the edge of the knife is,
and no one knows what intelligent life is."
Comments (1)
This is a really interesting poem that uses words about music to create a picture of something magical happening. The writer talks about an audience being captivated by the music, and how it helps people feel better when they're feeling really excited or nervous. The way the writer uses words about music is really creative, and I like how they use alliteration to make the poem sound even better. The last two lines of the poem talk about an "auditorium apothecary" and an "anesthesiologist amazing," which I think is a really cool way to describe the power of music. Overall, this is a really great poem that shows how music can be a really powerful thing that can help us feel better and bring us together.