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Song of Creation (Villanelle) by amanda_dcosta The legato reached a fortissimo
Began as a vision piano
Concluding in deafening silenzio.
The baton held high in earnestness
Dividing the light from the darkness
The legato reached a fortissimo.
The sky, the water and land
Dolce notes by the musicianâs hand
Concluding in deafening silenzio.
Mezzo-forte the tone of celesta
Bringing in the sun, moon and bright stars
The legato reached a fortissimo.
Melodic notes sounding choral
Witnessing earthâs plants and animals
Concluding in deafening silenzio.
Maestoso hauntingly forte
Adam and Eve in the garden
The legato reached a fortissimo
Concluding in deafening silenzio.
Up the ladder:
Time to leap
Down the ladder:
Dress Right
Votes: (green: user, blue: anonymous)
Arithmetic Mean: 7.5
Posted: April 22, 2011 2:13 PM PDT; Last modified: April 22, 2011 2:13 PM PDTWeighted score: 5.1185646 Overall Rank: 5964 Comments:
Appropriate to use the musical descriptions, since the old church, emerging from plainsong, invented them for church music. Can't escape that music emerged from worship, is part of it, always has been
Thanks for the rating and comment, Dovina.
Initially when I wrote this poem and posted it at helium, I got a poor rating for it. I think many didn't quite get the terms used and so it must have sounded off (?) perhaps. After I added the glossary of terms, the poem really shot up on the charts, and so I was satisfied that it was a good write. Your rating of 8 is much appreciated. :) 164 view(s)
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Legato - string of notes, Fortissimo - very loud sound, Piano - soft (sound), Dolce - sweet, Mezzo-forte - moderately loud, Maestoso - majestically , forte - very loud, Silenzio - silence