The Secret Life of a Snare
The melody of peace
In the twisted, winding alleys of a dark, mystical city,
Lies the secret life of a snare, strange and gritty,
Its metal wires and wooden frame, a portal to another dimension,
A place where magic meets music, in a realm beyond comprehension.
Deep within the snare's beating heart,
Lurks a secret that sets it apart,
For it holds the power to transport,
Those who dare to listen and distort.
The snare's rhythm pulses like a heartbeat,
Echoing through the shadows of the street,
Guiding those who hear its hypnotic beat,
To a realm where reality and fantasy meet.
In this strange world, the snare reigns supreme,
A king among instruments, its power extreme,
It rules over an army of musical machines,
A strange and twisted band, where nothing is as it seems.
In this world, the snare is a shaman,
A mystical guide to the unknown,
Its beat a key to unlock secrets,
And reveal mysteries that were never shown.
With a flick of a wrist and a roll of the sticks,
The snare leads the way to the abyss,
A place where nightmares and dreams coexist,
And nothing is quite as it should be, but always a bliss.
The snare's power is a thing to be feared,
For those who enter, its magic is clear,
Its beat can twist the mind, and leave one speared,
In a world that is strange, dark, and weird.
Yet, for those brave enough to follow its lead,
The snare's world is a place to be freed,
From the chains of the mundane, to a place of pure deed,
Where anything is possible, and everything can succeed.
So, listen to the snare's hypnotic call,
Let its rhythm lead you to a world beyond all,
A place where the strange and the surreal enthrall,
And the snare reigns supreme, over them all.
About the Creator
Vivid Masonganyika
Hi there! My name is Vivid, and I'm a professional comic writer based in Zimbabwe. I'm passionate about comics, health research, and love stories, and I love sharing my knowledge and experiences with others.


Comments (1)
loved it! I am a musician (piano, guitar, clarinet, and voice). I was in an orchestra for a number of years and my best friend was a percussionist.