The Birds of Heaven

20 Nov 2019 · 4 min

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In this lyrical monologue, the speaker repeatedly emphasizes the transformative power of music, describing it as prophetic, healing, and liberating. The words convey that music can free the spirit, make one whole, and connect the listener to a deeper, timeless truth. The speaker also invokes the image of "birds of heaven," portraying them as pure, free beings that draw their power from prophecy. The passage repeats motifs of night silence, music’s closeness, and spiritual flight, creating a meditative, reverent tone that celebrates music as a divine, freeing force.

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free. They get their power from the place of prophecy. The only words I want to hear are everlasting Words that are deep and true. Words of prophecy. In the silence of the night, there is music. Music brings you close. Music heals the soul. It can Make your spirit fly from your body. Music sets you free. Music makes you whole. Birds of heaven are so pure. Birds of heaven are so free. They get their power from the place of prophecy. In the silence of the night, there is music. Music brings you close. Music brings you close. Music heals the soul. It can make your spirit fly from your body. Music sets you free. Music makes you whole.