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Poetry and art go hand in hand; in fact, a poem is just art in the written form.
Vanity Card #3
What is it about music? It's a biological, evolutionary, spiritual, scientific, religious phenomenon. Music seeps into our skin like strong black tea. Music opens our sanctuaries and allows them to bleed in peace. In every time signature, every change in key, every minor and major chord, we get to know ourselves a little better. Like the blues. A God given gift that mankind can drink and cry to. When it comes to the heart, there is no music more intrusive. No matter where in the world you are, if you walk into a pub and put on the blues, magically, patrons will start passing whiskey and calling their spouses. There is no limit to the ways music can move us. Metal allows us to open our chests and invigorate our spirits. Metal being my favorite genre, its fantastical principles in its arrangements perfectly stimulate the little electrons in my brain. Then there's the classics. The real classics. The royalty free classics. The symphonies and arias that seem to have been summoned on this planet by wizards for a biblical purpose. It's easy to get lost in the philosophy of music and its effect on humans. Perhaps this card has lost direction. Nonetheless, if the hairs on your arms don't raise during a face melting guitar solo, or a belt of sorrow, or a roar of brass instruments, chances are you are not really living.
By Alejandra Carrasco4 years ago in Poets
True Valentine's Scarlett and Rhett
Believe it or not despite the fact that people has so much to worry about during the Civil War and that their lives might be changed forever Valentine's were still exchanged. Valentine’s became popular among lonely soldiers and the sweethearts and wives they left behind during the Civil War. wives and sweethearts who were left waiting for them. These Valentine's cards depicted loving couples parting or scenes with battlefield tents. It was lonely on the war front and lonely at home and Valentine's brought warmth to everyone's heart.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Poets
