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The first movement begins with dueling harmonies 

sssssss KritiKritiKrik

As if slipping and clasping, 

 

The second movement is an immediate

crack!

—Sharp—

As the blunt metal tooth pierces the curve of a mouth,

 

The third movement floats down in parallels—a scratch, then soft overtures:

PitikaPitikaPitikaPit

As you push the metal forehead back into its place.

 

Discover the contents and indulge | As you did your inverted concerto

 

Answer: The sound from opening a metal can (e.g. soda can, tin can)

Keesilla Chan

Texas '21

Having graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with English Honors, Keesilla loves writing. From character development to rhetorical analyses to the pure vibrancy of words, every part must be savored like a warm pastry, which are one of the things Keesilla enjoys to bake when not reading, writing, or staring off into space. Insta: @luckandkees (yes, the pf is a picture of apples)
Hi, I'm Madeline Muschalik! This is my fourth year in Her Campus; I wrote for Her Campus at Wake Forest University before transferring to UT in fall 2019. Last year I was the Her Campus Texas Co-President and Campus Correspondent & it was so rewarding. I am excited to explore Austin and learn more about our university through Texas Her Campus. Some of my hobbies include running, reading, yoga, and traveling! I am a Public Relations Major and with a minor in Entrepreneurship and certificate in Creative Writing. Outside of Her Campus I am involved in Texas American Marketing Association, Moody Communication Council, a member of the Kendra Scott WEL Institute Student Council, Texas Kappa Delta, and I am a Transfer Year Interest Group (TRIG) mentor. I love UT & all the amazing opportunities (like Her Campus) that it has to offer!