Stich

The stitching across the genre as the thematic with staff in hand in golden letters reads all is drama thus the arts of affection in demand a religious rhapsody of some truthful kind it could be a tree in the hand of worthless twig with branching movement the vine entwined sing with a pen an invent meaning you must dig chasing songs with your stretching mind unlined rocking your own boat in time only begs the cryptics or critics to mount the para to sew something of worth despite the dregs of communal life and death within its era only the stitch remains urging the love of and embroidery just wants to be seen Note- The performance of epic poetry was called in classical Greek rhapsodia (?a??d?a), and its performer rhapsodos. "rhapsode" is derived from rhapsoidein (?a??de??), meaning "to sew [songs] together