Anny Ballardini

Harmony leads to music, Bach’s variations, an organ

  

Harmony leads to music, Bach’s variations, an organ

In vertical sounds ascending in invisible lines

Grace falling from above in waves made circular by a dome.

Hahnemann’s Organon heals in a like-suffering way

     -- you perceive harmony if you are harmony --

Harmony leads to music, Bach’s variations, an organ.

Linearly dignified like clear light – suffused like twilight,

Silvery stream water rushing the length of vivid shivers,

Grace falling from above in waves made circular by a dome.

Intuitions fear the distancing from quivering light,

The anguishing detachment from ethereal faithful gods,

Harmony leads to music, Bach’s variations, an organ.

All colors struggle to merge with and emerge from the dark,

Steiner’s fires echo Rimbaud’s colorful disruptive associations,

Grace falling from above in waves made circular by a dome.

Each note tuned in chorale preludes and fugues

From a cold European North and with Dylan Thomas

Harmony leads to music, Bach’s variations, an organ:

Grace falling from above in waves made circular by a dome.

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