Symphony of Civilization
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A Song of the Flow of Nature
and the Sonic Symphony
that Surrounds us
Everyday.
Anthony Marchese
Anthony Marchese is a writer and filmmaker. Originally from Detroit, he traveled and lived outside the US for ten years. Having returned his life revolves around his son and his work.
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Symphony of Civilization - Anthony Marchese
Overture
sun
giving heat
burns
space
flame
time
thrown
cosmic
mold
fleeting
moment
soothing
embrace
warmth
vanquished
shadows
cool
dark
hold
fled
momentary
tremor
heat consumes
flows
within
times flame
sun
a light
a warmth
radiating illumination
the sun
warms
feeds
vital nourishment
life giving
sharing
life
radiating illumination
a light
sun
feeds
and
warms
daybreak
strange whistle
wind run
faint trickle of water
faraway
very near
inside
heart
the blue fills and shades to darken the unknown tremors of space. a richness that lingers beyond the clouds. hanging. floating on the life giving air. shining as the suns rays filter the beam of life through the soft flesh of the wispy clouds. to enter every cell and multiply. to enter each molecule and nutrate. to make life to the level that is unseen accept in the clear spectacles of the knowing. the filtered beam embraces all and comforts. warming. holding. feeding the tired soil that must continually search earth anew. regenerate. aerate. feed the soil and the soil will feed all. feed all with love and the love will overflow from the depths. a fountain of life. surrounded by the garden paradise. in the palm of a hand life lives. written on the blank slate of knowing. whether thought or acted or hoped. hold and embrace the world in the palm of a hand. the hand claw paw is to comfort and feed. a robin. will perch. a hawk will perch. a squirrel owl dolphin. all perch in the palm of the seas hand. the palm of earths hand. the clear crystal palm caressing the sky. the wind rustling within and around the palm.
Sky
blue
beyond
clouds
shine
sea
filtering
beam
life
tired soil
earth
palm
hand
perch
see clearly
blue
Sky
the moist air that rose with the heat of the sun continues to