It means that someone actually needs to listen attentively to music in order for it to mean anything, otherwise it is simply background noise.
It can mean it's literal expression or it can also be a metaphor for live a little
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That she was perfect possibly
it's a metaphor. it's saying that the person likes the sound of their voice.
It means that you have been subjected to noise in your past or are just going through aging. But, that specific noise you have heard in your ears will never bee heard again by you. That receptor is perminately dead.
Cacophony refers to a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. It commonly describes a lack of harmony or unpleasant noise in music or speech.
No, "kani" does not mean sandy in Hawaiian. "Kani" means noise, sound, or to play music in Hawaiian.
It means that someone actually needs to listen attentively to music in order for it to mean anything, otherwise it is simply background noise.
An elaborate metaphor is also called a sustained metaphor. It is when a metaphor is referred to multiple times throughout a piece by the author.
It is a noise that does not come from an instrument like if a song is about a sea, you could have a wave sound as a special effect.
i believe it's a metaphor!
noise is a disturbing sound
noise pollution is a noise which afect the pollution
The melody is a sequence of notes put together to sound musically satisfying to the ears. It's the main tune and the easiest to hear.
Some people just don't like music and prefer silence or ambient noise. Others may simply not like the music currently being played by you or by someone else; that does not mean they don't like music at all.