"seen" is through notation
more apparent to our senses
more palpable through
physical sensations.
cog rattle the percussions instrument
a modern take on sound
what inspires might to
create
the invention of
make music visible
visually represent music
attempt to visualize sound waves
in the village of Blatten, was the Birch Glacier
the debris of the crumbled Birch caused the
Lornez to flood
a prolonged period of an elevated mood
they seemed unmoved even through the differences
seasonal effective disorder
I heard one say it was more a
amusia, musical anhedonia
They refused to allow them
to narrate there condition
nds of music shall please hte senses
where happiness can allow the moods
can mend the minds where folk
"can again construct on Gods land"
spoke a fella near the situation
structure and stabilty
the notes shall make sounds
visible sounds
"what a sight to see"
Globi and Hanswurst in Swisserland
Inverse Kinematics
swaying to the sounds of music
My beloved,
I don't wish poetry
by day sunday...
I desire life to be
of comely Sundays...!
my beloved... !
I don't intend life,
physical only...
I wish most spiritual
than kinematics...
Further chemical solution...!
From psychological reaction that
we interact steadily,
my beloved...!
Each limb plays to the dynamics of motion
in static vibration the virgin flower
awaits cravings within the tattoo touches
and surrenders to her animal instincts.
Wild fingers douse her with raptures of pain
tricking off curves with aspiring lines
provoking flood gates to drip with quivers
as the lycan-beast over power's her whim.
Together they are flamed with insane desire
bursting, buckling with energy and passion
toasted with love enjoys her total submission
reaching out for the skies in her moans and cries.
Within the split second her potentials change
for she bursts to burn to the fluid kinetics:
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