A harmonious insight on grief

Have you ever noticed that there’s always something peculiar in sorrow,
that there’s something so glorious about sadness?
It’s just like a full length but incomplete heavily-mysterious oratorio
The one with minor scale, showing nothing but grandeur and perfect mellowness
With carefully composed parts
There’s never any Da Capos though, because they provide unneeded excessive dramatization
And still hoping for the right coda soon that’s remarkable but also forgettable

Vivace instructed by a rhythm-deaf conductor is worse than a solemn elegy
Just like there’s a beauty in requiem, so very breathtaking, that nothing a capriccio can ever do to have it

Just like fabrication of adagio
Gliding along with a page with countless ligatures
Serene and divine
That classy something in Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14 in C# minor , strangely enchanting, which something called "Happiness" can't even ever dare to dream to buy.

-eKirtiadi-
Oct 14th, 2007