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Music
June 17, 2013
Music.
It's a small word.
Only five letters long.
Song.
A melody that you can sing or dance to.
Each one is different.
And everyone has their own.
Harmony.
A word that is not only relevant to music,
but in everyday life as well.
It has the power to bring together
families,
friends,
even nations.
Music.
It's still just a small,
five letter word.
A lot of us probably take it for granted,
like we do most things.
It's happy,
excited,
even united.
And after we hear it,
we are never the same.
© Sarah M., Blairsville, PA
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