| = I put my comment under a drizzly poem... | Marius Surleac [28.Mar.08 15:44] |
| There is something hardly distinguished but rather felt, it makes us to see beyond the visible to something that many of us don’t see. You’ve managed to send us the perspective beyond the words, to make us feel the rain drops, the drizzly summertime and all that is part from the gigantic puzzle. A beautiful poem and expressive. Congratulations Joshua! | |
| = Expressive yes... | John Willy Kopperud [29.Mar.08 23:51] |
...and there is a distinct rhytm to the words. Since I love music, that makes me feel good! Cheers from Willy | |
| = thnx amigos john & marius | Joshua Vasquez Butawan [30.Mar.08 11:13] |
| The melody makes this entire cosmos alive and kicking, but sometimes we can't stop the lonesome feeling as if it is the twin sister of good times, that even the most lively party or what ever entertainment can be over powered by grief, as for me I'm very interested in Latin Pop, it may sound silly to others but it makes me feel alive and rejuvinated, but the sad truth is I listen to music to make me feel better after a very streesful or annoying happenings, but have we ever think further that music makes us happy temporarily sometimes we forgot that sadness is still there and might engulf us even more, we jive through the melody, but the dance maybe unclear coz it will not last forever, its just temporary i did asked my self sometimes why am i dancing on this tune what makes me change my mood but just listening to it and what in the part of my cranial made a chemical change through my mood, easy to say mood swinging, [to goodness to wickedness] nor [to wickedness to goodness] there it is very unclear for all of us sometimes | |