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Harp Song by Rie Sheridan Rose Friday, April 02, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan (a celebration of music as inspiration)

A brush of strings, a tinkling rain of notes, bringing to mind limitless possibilities. My imagination soars on the song of a harp, and I am transported� beyond time and space to the shadows of a past I can only visit in dreams. Merry or sad, the pictures are painted by the soul of the music and I can only hold my breath and try to write them down. (illustration by Jen Clower-Brown http://www.adragonseyefantasy.com)
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Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	4/9/2004

This is so magical and moving, Rie! Thank you!