Deconstructing Mozart

2024.11.15

Good morning, that wonderful way.

Welcome! ¡Bienvenido!

That sign hung on the sixth grade bulletin board: "Welcome to the first day of the rest of your life."

How's your sunshine?

Cool comfortable optimistic here.

Been going through some older works adding AI pics and placing them on the blog.

Been staying away from the word 'blog,' it lacks any sonorous style. A plop where a placement should go.

Oh, sonorous song of the sphere!

Poets and our Ohs! Forsooths! And Alases!

A lot of transcendent joy in a poet's blood.

Do we ever overdo it?

It's a matter of sincerity.

If you're feeling a forsooth, drop it down! Don't alas! Plop that plop right on the blog wordsmith!

Sound matters. Especially the sound of the echoes of each syllable in your head as you read.

A sentence ought to soothe each emotion it attempts to convey. There's enough everyday stuff to emit a headache.

The "Song of Ourselves" should clap your hands, tap your feet, nod your head steady on, like any pop song, sad or club worthy, on the radio.

Rhythm and cadence are powerful poetical parts (pieces, tools, choices, I might've said there).

There's love in the lines, each line, or pick another means of expression. You do yourself, your obligatory need to express yourself, a disservice if you don't enjoy your means of conveyance.

So much poetry went sour, turned to an academic puzzle placement of words.

If your soul sings cerebral, that is a fine thing to do.

Most do not.

Some go to a symphony and deconstruct Mozart with each draw of each bow string, hear a pop song and 'Is it a classic AABAAC...etc. form?' inspect it.

Most do not.

Word placement, note and lyric are key. They are learned first by instinct and education.

If I were to consider each loop of each word I set down here for you, it would read like a matter of consideration and over concern of craft. The message being conveyed would carry the extra step. The act of each considered loop would weigh through each word in your head as you read.

Learn your craft, forget it, forge ahead with what you believe needs to be said, take care, plop it on a blog, and have your better day.