I Don't Need Any Music by B.C. Marshington
I Don't Need Any Music
When the songbirds
Are playing their flutes,
Weaving their sweet symphony
Around the cuckoo's drum beat;
When the poignantly pink
Melody of the sunrise
Is engulfing the world
In its soft, sad flames;
When the ugly cacophony
Is once again drowned out
By the song of uncertain victory
Whose vigorous sound roused the day -
No music can compare.
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