Razorblade symphony

02 Feb 2006

·gummo

The conductor’s tense arm remains poised in the air, and ready to start up his work of despair. There’s one thing to do, then commence with the song: With a flick of his wrist he waves his baton. His wild, frantic gestures bring forth scarlet notes that drip from his soul and in him evoke a sense of fulfilment he’s craved all his life- a sense of fulfilment that transcends his strife. As with all things, the music must die, fading away into the night sky- leaving behind his abject misery, that died when he played his last symphony.

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