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8 years ago in #life by cmp2020 (68)
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I have no words of wisdom, or even comfort, for these sad situations. They are such senseless tragedies. I totally understand the draw to music at such times.
Not sure I'd be drawn to the Mazurka after a death, but the others are lovely.
This is what I played over and over the day my grandmother died - From Heaven and Hell by Vangelis:
I would love to know playing piano
this is sad...
Suicides are the worst, that someone gets so far inside there own head that they feel that is the only way to deal with there troubles. If you don't like your situation, run away, explore, there is a great big world you'll never get to see if you don't.
As for the pistol in the road rage. I'm glad I live in Canada where guns are not a factor one has to consider well driving, it angers me that the rights of the few outweigh the safety of many.
Beautiful songs, if they had lived to the age and wisdom of DaVinci what more may they have accomplished, but alas no one is handed an hour glass, we never know when our time may run out, all we can do is live.
Amazing post! Thank you for sharing.
for the love of piano
i didn't read sorry
too gloomy
need more positivity on this side of the earth now