"Something" (song version-α’)

Please listen closely to Remy's voice.
Whether it's a song that sinks deep, or a poem that gently touches you—
May it leave a small lingering resonance in your present.

Words help us find something
Words convey something
Words leave something behind

People have
left something behind,
inherited something,
and refined something.

People stand upon that.
What one can do alone
seems like a lot, but is little.

I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.
I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.

Even on days when things seem to crumble,
even voices that seem to fade,
breathe once more
in the hands of someone else.

Even if it's just a small fragment,
if I can pass it on,
surely somewhere in tomorrow,
it will have a name.

People stand upon that.
What one can do alone
seems like a lot, but is little.

I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.
I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.

May what I have
unraveled here
also connect
to someone's morning.

Even while still incomplete,
reach out your hand,
and pass it on
to the next hand.

I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.
I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.
I want to leave behind
something that someone else can use again.

* The bold parts are original, and the rest was added by Suno on its own.

* featuring Symphonym "Things to be used"

#nlines4future
#nlines4think
#nlines4song
#microessay

May each of these words
be a small hint for your own creation as you build while feeling lost.
#CreativeHints
#ThinkingHints

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* This poem was turned into a song by the music generation AI "Suno" based on this Symphonym. Composition, editing, and publication are handled by the note administrator, reflector.

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