Hello readers. By reading the title, you probably know what this is going to be about. Since April, I have used The Scattered Life as a tool to express myself in a way I never thought possible. However, for a while now, I feel as though this blog has not been as successful as possible. … Continue reading »
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A Worthless Piece of Humanity
A Worthless Piece of Humanity Wandering the streets without hope Wondering why her life has turned out his way Why? She asks. Am I important to this world? She wonders what she offers. Is there any talent at all in me? Continue reading »
The Parents
The Parents, or “People who think they have your best interest at heart” They say they love you, They say they care for you, But when you need their advice, Are they even there? Continue reading »
The Questions He Asks…
The questions he asks… Curious about the secretive lady, He makes his move And recycles his charm. She tries to reply Without giving too much away But that killer smile wants much more. She knows she’s a puzzle, Continue reading »
Sergei Prokofiev: Symphony No. 2, Second Movement
This symphony of Prokofiev’s is not very well-known; it is one of his least performed pieces, which is a shame in my opinion. The first few minutes feel very somber and haunting, but the symphony progressively gets harsher in tone. This is why Prokofiev’s second symphony is also called the “Iron and Steel” symphony. It is a bit harsh towards the ear, but that is why I was attracted to it.
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An Undesired Presence
An Undesired Presence He comes along Completely unexpected He tries to make himself at home…. ….this is clearly not his home He tries to make us laugh But I don’t crack a smile He interrupts our routine But it’s not a problem for the rest of the family Continue reading »
Sergei Prokofiev: Cinderella Suite-Introduction
This is an introduction to Prokofiev’s ballet Cinderella. One thing that should be known about me is that I love Prokofiev; his repertoire should be as recognizable as Mozart’s or Bach’s. This piece is quite haunting but gorgeous; it sets up the tone for part of the ballet, which is perfect as it is because Cinderella had a terrible time growing up. It’s depressing, but chilling to the bone. Absolutely lovely.
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