The Sound

I dreamed of a note
A hollow tone in oak
The bark of a symphony 
And every rest a choke

Brass nails in the timbre
Hummed with lovely hues
It split the wood and killed it while
Hells bells chimmed in blues

Fluttering green wings clinging to branches
The giant cried and shook
I stood wrapped in dispair
As the knots and I shared a look

That song, so beautiful 
Like the stars whimpering in my ears
So horrible and bleak
I could only give my tears

I dreamed of a note
A hollow tone in throats
The breath of a symphony
And every rest a choke
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