Short Story

I couldn't take it anymore! With all the screaming and yelling I couldn't get anything done! Not that I had been able to for the past week and a half. I turned on a song not caring who it was! To my surprise it was Jordin Sparks and her song Tattoo, I sighed and turned it. OK so I lied I did care what song it was! I turned it to Nightwish the song was one of my favorites, For the heart I once had. That seemed to suit me, I sang along to it and turned up the volume increasing my volume as well.

"For the heart I'll never have For the child forever gone The music flows, because it longs For the heart I once had" My door flung open as I finished the chorus. "Who the heck are you listing to?" My mother called.

I turned the volume down and replied, "Nightwish... why?"

"Well... honey... could you keep it down?" My mother asked. In other words what she was saying was, honey it sucks!

"Whatever!" I left the volume down and went over to my window and sat on the sill, the music had become background music and I let it swirl around me.

I imagined it lifted me up and took me with it on its journey outside, I would catch another tune of a song not only knew but liked to. And then I would follow that tune on its journey, ah to get away from home and to soar with the music let the music flow within my bones and carry me away.

I sighed and began to compose my own song, something along the lines of a Nightwish, Annette and Tarja sorta song, with the drums and guitars and flutes and violins and then Tarja would come in and sing in her opera voice and then Annette would swirl in and sing in her soprano voice then next would be Marco his tenor voice ringing and mixing with each others!

My fantasy was interrupted by my mother telling me once again to turn the music down, i hadn't realized that I had grabbed the remote for the stereo and I was clutching it tightly to my chest with my thumb on the volume, I sighed and turned it down, hopping off the sill I went and started on my math homework. Letting the music guide me as I went.