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concertmaster
You take on many forms
You are a concertmaster
The violinist leading the orchestra
The demanding note that catches everyone's
Attention
The first grand chord in the symphony
You are a conductor
The baton swings with a grace
It reaches its height and shakes with the force of it
And it falls with a deafening crash
You are a songwriter
With so many melodies running through your head
So many distortions that you are bound to forget
So you grasp as many as you can and let the rest
Slip through your fingers are you shove them onto a
Blank canvas
You are silence
There is no melody floating in your wake
No symphony echoing in your skull
You are alone with a baton that is snapped in half
And a violin with a broken string
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