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Poetry of the Day After

music for reading, relaxing and meditating

Song of Winter's night

An 87% accurate rendition of Liebestraum S. 541 No. 3 by Franz Liszt.

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Liebestraum (with Liszt)

🎵 Title: Aria of Desire
🎼 Composer: Michael Herter

🕒 Duration: 03:52
🐢 Tempo: Slow
🎻 Genre: Classical / Aria / Soundtrack
🎧 Mood: Romantic, Emotional, Poetic, Dramatic
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📝 Description
"Aria of Desire" is a modern classical composition featuring a female operatic soprano and lush orchestral arrangements. Inspired by the cinematic depth of soundtracks, this piece conveys a sense of longing and mystery, making it perfect for dramatic scenes or elegant projects.

🎼 Key: d-moll | Time Signature: 3/4 | Tempo: 60 bpm

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Aria of Desire

For Muna

[Intro]
Sometimes the night don’t end, it just folds into the day.
I been driftin’, tryin’ to find my way.

[Pre-Chorus]
Keep my head above the smoke,
Tryna swim but I still choke.
Every mile feels the same,
But I walk it anyway.

[Chorus]
Hold me close, don’t fade away,
Even broken skies turn gray.
If I fall, would you still stay?
Love’s the light that shows the way.

[Verse 1]
I been sittin’ in the back with my thoughts on ice,
Tryna gamble with my time, yeah, I’m rollin’ the dice.
If the pain don’t heal, then I let it create,
Every scar that I wear got a story to paint.

They don’t see the cracks, just the shine in the glass,
I been writin’ down the future while I’m livin’ the past.
Tryna talk to myself, man, it sound like a friend,
If the road feel long, it still gotta end.

[Bridge]
Oooooh ooooh
Keep me steady, hold me down.
Oooooh ooooh
When the world spins ’round and 'round.

[Chorus]
Hold me close, don’t fade away,
Even broken skies turn gray.
If I fall, would you still stay?
Love’s the light that shows the way.

[Outro]
Show me the way, babe...
Mmmhmm,
I'm still here...

Broken Skies

This is perhaps one of Franklin's best compositions for this album!
Composed in A Major, with a more “playful,” “mischievous” mood, this track was written with a scene in mind where the cubs would be more mischievous and stubborn. Now, in addition to the clarinet and oboe, we have spiccato and pizzicato strings.
For me, it's really a fun composition to listen to and even has a nostalgic tone, like the soundtrack of a classic Disney 2D movie. Amazing, Franklin!

Two Puppies

Little Explorers

"Not All the Moves We Make Are in the Dark" delves into the theme of the underlying hope, ultimately present in human beings. The piano-based music offers a true inner journey, built on weightless as well as moderately intense sections, through which the piano investigates the delicate line that separates surrender to belief. Most often, we all acknowledge our actions are not leading us towards the path we projected for ourselves. Yet, it is also true that not all the moves we make are in the dark. As long as we keep going, we can land somewhere. The music is named after and inspired by Can't Swim's Album "Fail You Again".

Listen and Buy: https://album.link/edoardo-gastaldi-natmwmaitd

🔗 Connect with Edoardo Gastaldi: https://www.sirilrecords.com/edoardo-gastaldi

Credits below.

Artist: Edoardo Gastaldi
Genre: Piano, Instrumental
Cover Art: Edoardo Gastaldi
Mastering: Fabrizio Brugnera
Record Label: Siril Records
Release Date: 19/09/2025

© 2025 Siril Records
℗ 2025 Siril Records

Not All the Moves We Make Are in the Dark

Sweet Life

Uli - Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim - The Myth Untold (pt.2) 

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©Music composed and produced by Ulisses Nicolau Alberto Barros. (Uli) 
©Lyrics by Uli (@uli-virtual-band) 
Copyright 2025 - Uli @uli-virtual-band 

Mixing by: Uli and Rogério Vieira 
Mastering by: Uli and Rogério Vieira 

Lyrics in English 

----- Introducing the song ----- 

“Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim – The Myth Untold, pt.2” is a musical work that weaves narrative, poetry, and faith into a maritime journey where wind, destiny, and divine promise collide. Inspired by Paul’s voyage to Rome as told in the Acts of the Apostles, the song also echoes elements of Greek mythology—not as spiritual equivalence, but as symbolic contrast between human wisdom and divine revelation. 

The presence of Ulysses (Odysseus) serves as a literary metaphor, not as an object of devotion. This music does not promote religious syncretism, but rather uses mythological references as narrative backdrop to exalt the sovereignty of the Christian God. Paul the Apostle is portrayed as the true pilgrim—not guided by oracles, but by angels of the Lord and the unshakable Word of God. 

Each verse is an invocation of faith that withstands the storm, of hope that does not sink, and of a promise that remains firm even when the ship breaks apart. The glory belongs not to man, nor to myth, but to the God who saves, guides, and fulfills His sovereign will. 

This song was composed for the exclusive glory of the Christian God, and its message is clear: faith in Christ is the anchor that sustains the pilgrim amid the chaos of the world. 

----- Lyrics ----- 

 

(Intro) 

  

(Soldier 1)  

"The wind is rising..." 



(Paul the Apostle)  

"Sirs, I perceive this voyage will bring harm and great loss — not only the cargo and the ship, but also the souls aboard." 

  

(Julius the Centurion)  

"Your advice is wise, Paul, but I have spoken to the ship owner.  He knows these seas well. The voyage will be secure — we'll land safely in Rome." 

  

(Soldier 2)  

"I'm not sure... but I feel we should listen to this man. Many call him holy — the Christians even say he's a saint. Some say he's a pilgrim, a bearer of divine messages — like Mercury himself." 

  

(Verse 1) 

 

"Have you never heard how cautious and wise Ulysses was in ancient Greece?  

He followed Circe's counsel, survived the sirens and Poseidon's wrath.  

What if this man named Paul has received divine counsel about our voyage—and what if it is his God's will to save us all?" 

  

(Verse 2)  

  

Had you heeded in Crete, we’d have spared this pain 

Now the storm is a beast, and the sea is its roar 

Yet take heart, my brothers, God’s promise will remain  

No soul shall be lost, though the ship breaks ashore  

An angel of the Lord stood beside me in the night  

Saying, "You’ll face Caesar, your mission will stand  

So let courage burn bright, let faith be your light 

For salvation will come by His sovereign hand" 

  

(Pre-Chorus) 

  

(Soldier 3)  

"The heavens thunder with Scylla's  rage  — can you not feel the signs?" 

  

(Julius’ cousin)  

"We are Romans! We bow to no omens — yet if the Unknown God Paul proclaims is true, He will save us!" 

  

(Paul the Apostle) 

"Yet even Ulysses bowed to prophecy — and lived to see Ithaca once more." 

  

  

(Chorus)  

  

Through raging seas His mercy will prevail 

The tempest roars, yet we will not fall 

His word is our anchor, steadfast in the gale  

And His promise of life will protect us all  

 

The storm may strike, yet His hand will save 

His truth will hold, unbroken and sure 

His promise stands, our hope secure  

And faith will guide us through every wave 



(Saxophone solo)



(Final of part 2) 

  

From the sea's fury to the redeeming shore, 

Ulysses and Paul — pilgrims of sea and soul. 

One with wisdom, the other with faith, 

To Penelope beloved, to redemption fulfilled.

Uli - Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim - The Myth Untold (pt.2)

Amateur pianist and composer, studying and practicing for 7 years.
All these compositions are made in my free time, mainly inspired by my favorite books, films and TV shows (My inspiration also comes from my favorite composers). I prefer to compose solo piano tracks, but cinematic orchestra is my second favorite genre of music and I have practiced a lot in that genre. 
I'll probably post small, unreleased tracks here on SoundCloud
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to listen to my tracks!

Little Explorers

Nick Bennet