Emily DickinsonSplit the Lark–and you'll find the Music, Bulb after Bulb, in Silver rolled.
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The ancient Greeks believed that the stars spilt the day and night. On the night side of the moon, they found a hidden world of darkness, light and music. The Greeks held the belief that this land of music was split into different waves. The Greeks would then split their own note into musical notes and communicate with it. To the Greeks, the musical note was a life form that could be heard in many forms throughout the universe.
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