Hayley Williams Can Crush You With Her Voice
A poem about a night in a crowd with Paramore
It’s Superbowl week the parties are on fleek, and I'm in the heart of the city
In a GA pit instead of consuming large quantities of overpriced bud light on the rooftops of buildings
Lost in a sea of neon green wristbands and clapping hands
We stand hip against hip apologizing for every shift or elbow jab
From the pit to the stage there's a love that pours down in the form of howl or a scream maybe even a growl
It's a sashay not a walk, and grunt from a set of lungs that scream out to a crowd that's willing to bow down to a sound, to a voice
It ricochets from the front to the back filling the walls and drowning us all in a sea of notes and runs that are coming out of another human
We come undone we forget our misery we forget the business aspects of life
Shades of orange shades of black fly forward and back in a blur as she skips no glides from one side to the other exposing her thighs
There's a cross on her right thigh and it seems fitting because this arena is now a church filled with praise and worship
It's gripping it's exhilarating it’s giving
We are living for every note that's thrown out of her mouth
Each vibrato is a wave crashing against our ears and crush crush crushing us in the best way
Hayley you slay
About the Creator
Mandy Raquel
I’m a concert junkie who loves to go on spontaneous trips,eat life changing food,and enjoy life with family and friends who have become family. Living under an Arizona sky, I’m a dreamer and believer.
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