Arc of Harmony in the Park
As the sun dipped low, casting an amber glow across the expanse of Forest Park, a lone violinist found her place at the very heart where the trees whispered secrets of old St. Louis. Her dress, patterned with the intricate spirals of nature's design, seemed to merge with the tree from which her seat was carved. It was here, under the arching gateway to the west, that she cradled her violin—a bridge between the earth and the golden skies.
Each stroke of her bow pulled the breath of the wind and the warmth of the last light into a melody that spoke of rivers winding through history, of bustling markets and quiet riverbanks, of laughter in the air and the clink of glasses toasting to the future. Her music rose in crescendos with the gentle rustling of leaves, each note a thread in the rich tapestry of the city.
The arch, towering in the background, stood as a silent sentinel, its steely form softened by the scene. It listened, as if the music were etching stories into its steel—a symphony for the city it crowned. And as the final notes lingered in the air, blending with the twilight, it was as if time itself had paused to savor the Arc of Harmony in the Park.
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- Copyright
- Bill Tiepelman
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