“Believe your voice can mean something.”
When you have love for the music, it only matters when some of it dies.
I wrote this a while back…in memorium of all who’ve gone before us.
A Sound
He writes his words…
then out comes a sound.
it stirs my soul, pierces my heart,
this have I, found.
When you have love for the Music,
it only matters when a part of it dies.
So, until the next gifted soul
comes forward and tries…
…to change how we will feel
how we see, how we love.
we will drop everything!
right now, we will kneel…
…in a prayer for those who have left us.
We will move on,
make a change…profound,
from our hearts,
and continue…
…that awesome rock sound.
Profound.
Never will we silence our thoughts,
for we are
tuned to the wavelengths of the idea
that we believe our voices can mean something.
If you like it then you should put a ring on it!
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About Tymothy Longoria
Tymothy Longoria has been described as a writer with a flair for the dramatic (whether this is true still remains to be seen). He is a fan of all things fantastic, metal music, black t-shirts, and aligns himself with geeks, nerds, and all manner of monsters, and is an ardent, optimistic supporter of his fellow creatives.
He has written several short stories for the online macabre zine Underneath The Juniper Tree and in 2012 was awarded Debut Author of the Year by Twisted Core Press for 'Envy', his contribution to the Seven Deadly Sins Anthology.
He is currently editing his full-length dark fantasy retelling, Revenants: Book One of The Stories.
Fairy tales? If only. Legends will be reborn.
Tymothy calls Texas home, where he lives with his wife, two children, and a cat called ThunderCat aka Kitty PawKitty.
He is represented by Bree Ogden of Red Sofa Literary.
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Aspire No More 
June 26th, 2011 at 6:11 pm
You have a writing style and gift for words like no other. I love seeing you use the gifts that God has blessed you with. Rock on, Longoria.
June 27th, 2011 at 2:25 pm
Shelly…I can never thank you enough.
You are one of my greatest supporters. I call you, Friend.
I am humbled and I am ready to |m|! 🙂