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"Mozart at Dawn"
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"Mozart at Dawn"
I love all types of music. Here's a classical creation.
"Mozart at Dawn"
Grandeur crescendos
in metronome time,
symphonies sounding
as if right on cue,
break into dawning
like poets to rhyme,
and paint into beauty
on a canvas of blue.
Classical creations,
an ears form of art.
Magickal mornings
will awaken and yawn,
and bring with it
pleasures
to place in the heart;
sunrise and coffee
and Mozart at dawn.
Blessings
Sally
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Erik, Painted and Benny
Thanks so much for your most welcomed comments. I always appreciate the feedback.
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Hi Erik:
Thanks for checking out the word Magickal.
I totally understand your point. Thank you for your comment.
I spelled it with a "k" on purpose, cuz, there are two meanings and two different spellings for the word magickal. I prefer to spell it with a "k" because of the meaning factor.
Example: When the word magic is used without the "k" it means: a magician performing stage illusions and tricks to fool the eyes.
When spelled with a "k" as in magickal it is used for the paranormal and mystical. A person who is "not evil" but indeed a true magickal being.
Thanks very much for your comments. Always feel free to comment. I am a free spirit and accept all feedback.
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