Everybody think you're a hollow single piece of wood.
They think you're cold, inert, empty.
They're all mad.
They haven't felt your feelings.
They haven't cried resting their chins on your warm wood skin.
They haven't heard you talk, laugh, scream, whisper.
They haven't lost track of time playing with you like we were children.
They haven't listened how you say all without words.
Their wounds haven't been cured by your sweet sound.
They haven't revived playing you.
But I have.
You've given me wings to escape from the painful noise.
My friend, my old friend... Thank you.
My blood runs through your strings.
domingo, 25 de octubre de 2015
domingo, 18 de octubre de 2015
CONTRAST PARAGRAPH: Leaves in spring, leaves in autumn
Don't you love the crunchy sound of leaves in autumn when you trample them? I'm in love with that. Leaves in autumn are like lovely pieces of rough brown, orange or yellow paper flying over your head and alighting on your hair. I love catching and squeezing them, and hearing their sweet "crrrr".
In contrast, leaves in spring are totally different. They're colored with an intense green, and its darkness depends on the kind of tree or bush of which they come. They smell like freshly cut grass, while autumn leaves don't smell, and they neither creak when you squeeze them.
Anyway, nature is wonderful in all its forms, colors and sounds.
In contrast, leaves in spring are totally different. They're colored with an intense green, and its darkness depends on the kind of tree or bush of which they come. They smell like freshly cut grass, while autumn leaves don't smell, and they neither creak when you squeeze them.
Anyway, nature is wonderful in all its forms, colors and sounds.
viernes, 9 de octubre de 2015
OPINION PARAGRAPH: Avoiding or living the pain?
In this
society, we have been teached to avoid pain and suffering. But… why? If it
forms part of the life, of our lives. It’s like we tried to avoid death,
impossible. The more you try to avoid pain, the more you suffer. I think people
should see it like something natural, and integrate the pain in themselves
instead of avoid it, feel their pain, accept it and live with it, because it
will always be there, although we don’t want it. If we don’t do it, we won’t
find real happiness. Let me explain it with a metaphor: Imagine you’ve been all
your life eating chocolate. It’s sweet and delicious, isn’t it? But you haven’t
tried any other meal. You’ve been avoiding artichoke (let’s think for a while
that artichoke is the devil). Besides that you might be very fat and you may
have serious health problems, now you don’t enjoy chocolate like the rest of
people do. “Why?” you think; it makes you feel sad. Only if you try artichoke
you’ll be able to appreciate the wonderful flavor of chocolate.
DESCRIPTIVE PARAGRAPH: The Conservatory of Lorca
If I had to
use just one word to describe that place, it will be unforgettable. When you
come in, you feel a comfortable, warm, friendly atmosphere, everybody knows
everybody, everybody smiles. Music flowing in the air, people enjoying what
they do and being one with her/his instrument, teachers loving what they do and
having fun with young musicians. I’ve been really happy between those walls,
I’ve known wonderful friends, wonderful teachers, and a wonderful passion for
music, for playing the violin, for composing, and for jazz improvisation (I
think that’s my best ability). The Conservatory of Lorca have been my second
home, and its people, my second family. If I hadn’t studied there, I wouldn’t
be the same person.
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