MadiRaiCat
Wine Aunt
River rolled her eyes at Orion, saying he hadn't given up hope. She knew, as was the case with most clubs on this campus, that a new batch of students would join in the fall in an attempt to make friends within their major, get some advice, and add something positive to their resume. But, they would join too many clubs and sign up for too many social activities without realizing what they were getting themselves into. By the spring, those same underclassmen would be so overwhelmed with classes, extracurriculars, and an attempt to have a social life that they would have to choose which activities they could keep up with and which they would kick to the curb. It was a vicious cycle that happened every year, no matter how many times the school put up "Don't stretch yourself too thin" PSA posters. River began to strum absentmindedly, moving her fingers across the strings of the acoustic guitar to create different melodies, soft soothing sounds that got lost among the other bustling chatter of the club fair.
"You should write that down, could be good for a new song," she heard Orion say, turning to glance at him. Though his back was still too her, River knew he was smiling and rolled her eyes. She paused momentarily to pull the leather-bound book from its designated pocket on the top of her guitar case. The words 'Music & Lyrics' were embossed in silver on the front of the book, and the edges were stitched together with a deep turquoise thread. Inside, instead of regular ruled paper, the pages were lined with musical staffs, perfect for writing down notes and chords with enough space in between to add lyrics. River began to write the chords down she had been playing, adding in lyric ideas or themes that may work with the melody. River put the pencil between her lips and picked up the guitar, continuing to strum and pausing every so often to write down a new chord or lyric she thought of.
"You should write that down, could be good for a new song," she heard Orion say, turning to glance at him. Though his back was still too her, River knew he was smiling and rolled her eyes. She paused momentarily to pull the leather-bound book from its designated pocket on the top of her guitar case. The words 'Music & Lyrics' were embossed in silver on the front of the book, and the edges were stitched together with a deep turquoise thread. Inside, instead of regular ruled paper, the pages were lined with musical staffs, perfect for writing down notes and chords with enough space in between to add lyrics. River began to write the chords down she had been playing, adding in lyric ideas or themes that may work with the melody. River put the pencil between her lips and picked up the guitar, continuing to strum and pausing every so often to write down a new chord or lyric she thought of.
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