What I Love the Most

What I love the most in my life is everywhere.
It’s sometimes what lovers listen to,
When they run their fingers in each other’s hair.
People dance to it, smile, laugh, and cheer to it.
For the category of what I love the most:
Music, sweet sounding music wins.

What I love the most has turned my life around.
I’m no longer inside out and upside down,
Because a fool left my heart,
But today I am glad to say that it was good for me,
To depart and return quickly, fully, and swiftly,
To practicing what God gave as a gift to me.

My heart bursts when I partake in it.
My countenance smiles whenever I perform it.
The 88 keys of an instrument sets the mood,
For life’s ever-changing interlude,
And for every action and every attitude.

Being back in touch with what I have grown to love,
Certainly makes me happy in a way that,
No one else can think of.
Music, the sound of it is heard from coast to coast.
I’m glad to say that is what I love the most.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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November 14, 2009 at 11:49 AM
enjoyed reading this poem today, thanks for sharing.
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