(dedicated to Ms.Yuja Wang, a great pianist)
gracefully through
whites and blacks
continuously search
happiness and oneness
very silently move
highs and lows
very smoothly touch
they can wave beach
the forces behind flowers
stronger than weapons
louder than volcanoes
they can absorb souls
the curling melodies
pondering rhythm
hollow spaces
adoring hymn
heart rending
sounds softly
like a mother
cares tenderly
sensuous loving
touches gently
like a bride
whispers suavely
pristine moving
drops majestically
like a rain
hugs warmly
reflection in air
imitation so fair
feeling homely
longing sincerely
serenity
prosperity
peaceful
great care
normally gentle
walk on water
walk on grass
a sacred pet
neutral tone
vividly alone
decorates hearts
passionately outbursts
romantically ethereal
dramatic moments
the lightning speed
chordal passages
amorous fantasy
solidly enthusiastic
various adventures
the wordless chorus
uniquely blend
lyrical intermezzo
fairytale atmosphere
are all well captured
flexible motions
exquisite lyricism
derives from folktale
the expressive Oriental
evocative poetry
delicate beauty
which occurs
in the motifs
continuous texture
short rhythmic units
repeated, and varied
stirred up to paroxysm
hovers around
another pitches
highest tessitura
ecstatic ostinatos
menacing shadows
lush figurations
calms down
low register
pastoral suites
the Nymph dances
animated variations
the gigantic crescendo
the muted sounds
completely transfigured
symbolizes the grandeur
harmonized like a chorale
tremolo, agitato
plaintive themes
augmented second
heard simultaneously
leitmotivic episodes
exchanges nuances
the parallel fifths
superb voices
gently emotional
melancholy tunes
vigorous rhapsodies
denseness of preludes
the tone colors
contrast strongly
novel ways of etudes
tempo and characters
unpredictable arpeggio
haunting harmonies
wistful songs
enchanting
(inspired by Sergei Rachmaninoff's Études-Tableaux Op.39)
i 'll go with the previous comment, if i may, music in verse....no more words are need it
Another of your wonderful pieces inspired by music, a very novel idea thaat works well, 10 Lynda xxx
Sometime poetry and music are not going together. Your poetries are like songs, but in what tune it should be sung I am very much puzzled to find.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Music in verse, , , i like your dexterity with the subject, why dont you write for some classical music magazine, , , , , , , , , , thanx for sharing