The agonizing sounds coming out of Mrs. Sherman’s music room were unworldly. Hideously tortured instruments crying out for mercy. Children oblivious to their own actions. Even several rooms down the hall, students as well as faculty were cringing. If ever there was a need for a Geneva Convention for musical instruments it was now.
Violins sounding like
they were being stretched across the rack.
Trumpets being forced to inflate as if they were a pool toy, flutes
huddled in the corner, sobbing at a high pitch. And Mrs.
Sherman looking on from ringside, as if watching a terribly mismatched boxing
match, praying for the bell that would stop the carnage.
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