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Darkness whispered outside, and frosty stars sparkled in the windows. Bits of fake snow and glitter were scattered here and there, with crumpled-up programs lying in the pews and the last strains of “Joy to the World” echoing in my head. The クリスマス コンサート was over, and my family was off in the reception hall snarfing down sugar クッキー with everyone else. Normally I’d be with her (I have an awful sweet tooth)...but this time, something had told me to stay behind.

I glanced around the sanctuary one last time. The dim lighting combined with Christmas-sparkle gave everything a sort of dreamy, 魔法にかけられて feeling. There was no one else in this magic room – no one but me, and that gorgeous ピアノ that stood on the stage, tilted oh-so-invitingly in my direction. Like a 蛾 to a flame, I made my way down the aisle to have a better look at it.

An aching longing to play filled my heart. My old clavinova back ホーム was nothing compared to this glistening instrument, the shiny-black ピアノ I could only ever dream of having. Every curve was flawless, the keys spotless, every string tuned to perfection...oh, if only...but no. We couldn’t even afford lessons anymore. I’d have to wait many, many years to get something even close to it.

I reached out a tentative hand and gently caressed the polished wood, being careful not to smudge it. Was I allowed to play this piano? Would anyone see me? I could practically hear it begging me to sit on the cushioned bench and touch its smooth, black and white keys...

“Please, come and play me,” it whispered. “Come and play a song.”

Just one song...

The temptation was irresistible. Cautiously seating myself in front of it, I spread my fingers over the keyboard...and listened. A melody was just at my fingertips; I could hear the music, feel it stir inside me...

I pressed down the keys, playing hesitant scales, cords, octaves, arpeggios...and finally, something clicked. The 音楽 flowed through me into the instrument, and the ピアノ happily responded. A song I’d never heard before began to take shape; a song of quiet glory, humble praise, unquenchable joy...

It chased away all confusion and darkness, replacing them with a feeling of comfort and peace. I was being transported to another place; a place of warmth and light and beauty, that no shadow could ever touch. I closed my eyes and drank in the music, thanking God for this moment as it lifted me higher and higher into His presence. My fingers danced over the keys and the song kept flowing out, filling the room with glory; melody and harmony entwined with the joy of knowing my Creator, the composer of my life’s song.

I could stay here forever...

“That’s beautiful, hun.”

Startled, my head whipped ‘round toward...my Mom. I fumbled the chord I was playing, my fingers froze-—how did she get here? What happened?...

“You need to hurry up. Everyone’s waiting for あなた and it’s way past your bedtime.”

She smiled at me, but her eyes had that firm, impatient look in them; the kind your parents give あなた when they’re not swaying the way あなた want.

Feeling slightly dazed, I turned back to the keyboard and played the last few notes escaping out of my mind. The 音楽 lingered in the air for a moment, and faded away. My magic world vanished into the winter night sky.

I reluctantly lifted my fingers from the keys and stood to my feet. Mom smiled again and took my hand, and we walked away – away from the church, away from the stage, away from the piano. We walked フォワード, 前進, 楽しみにして – towards the door, towards the outside world, towards Anything.

But I knew I’d return, because ピアノ magic always finds a way to bring あなた back.
posted by BiteMeCullen107
I was half asleep half awake lying on my stomach. I could feel Jason’s cold fingers slowly moving up and down my bare back. He was humming a lullaby but I didn’t know what it was.
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“I’ve none あなた before あなた were born.” He paused a second. Probably to make sure I wasn’t going to freak out. “I was フレンズ with your mother before あなた were even born before your mother met your father. I met her...
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I winded the car window down; I could smell the fresh air, it was peaceful. My name is Katelyn Peers, I’m sixteen years old and I have never met my parents. The only family member I have ever known is my brother, Sam, he is my age, his my twin and usually twins are meant to have a bond, there is no bond for us, the only reason he puts up with me is because of our father, I have never met him, but Sam has, and for some reason he has respect for the man. I used to go to Down クロス academy for girls that were until I ran away a 年 前 with Sam. I turned to see Sam driving the car; his long...
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Why Most Screenplays Fail - Brooks Elms via FilmCourage.com.
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This Will Help あなた Write Better Dialogue - Frank Dietz via FilmCourage.com.
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posted by ZekiYuro
In 1952,Audrey Hepburn was in Rome,making the film Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck.She was engaged to James Hanson,a ロンドン 'playboy',and she asked a famous Italian designer,Zoe Fontana,to make her a dress for the wedding.

Signora Fontana said,'Audrey was 23.She was so young and so beautiful then.She tried the dress on many times.It was in white lace,with a lot of tiny buttons down the back,and she wanted to wear お花 on her head.'

But 2 weeks before the wedding,Audrey Hepburn decided not to get married.She phoned Zoe Fontana and said,'I've cancelled the wedding.But I want another girl to...
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posted by dragonrider
My name is Starr Makenzie and I'm from the future. Don't laugh at me! It's true. I was born on May 8th 2099. I am currently 16 years old but I am in 2009 right now. I read in my book that 2009 was an interesting 年 for politics and for the economy. I wanted to come here for a couple of reasons but I can't tell あなた why.
"Starr Makenzie!" My math teacher Mr. Howards yells at me "Pay attention!"
I look up from doodling and see everybody staring at me. They are all just jealous that I'm the only one getting an A+. I'm actually a really smart person but I don't pay attention in class anymore because...
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