Instead of walking out into the sun I gave an
impromptu, al-fresco dance-show to a long-
suffering colleague, hard-working Thokozile; 
tethered to my computer by short cords of 
my ear-phones, I dance to the Blue Tango 
continuing breathlessly to express La
Cumparsita while singing the melody, then
On to That Happy Feeling & African Safari 
requiring different techniques - colleague
laughing, firing me on; I play an imaginary
guitar, boom-chick-chick, and illustrate how
the exclamation marks interspersed in the
melody form lightning in the air - louder &
jumping higher - she just rolls her eyes -
Beethoven’s 7th in sad contrast, I hum the 
sad parts for her while miming pain in my 
heart caused by this melody - she shakes 
her head and types her list with renewed 
vigour; finally catching her drift I stop and 
return to my work with new energy, ready 
to survive second rendition of my all-time
Favourite Symphony, crying as imaginary 
dark blue & black pall-bearers cross my 
path, violins cry in the most heart-rending 
pain, muscles tense & tears start as it binds 
me to unbearable feelings; then soft caress 
of the ensuing part calms my heart while 
violins show fairies & goblins lightly flying
About - then off and away leaving me to a 
coda of reminiscence about the beauty that 
must be lost as nothing lasts in the current 
reality - but I’m safe in the knowledge that all 
is magnetic energy and lives on in vibration, 
resonance - and eternal song…
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