alchemise

A manager doing his utmost to alchemise base metal into gold -and failing for lack of interest by others.

Running their rose-tinted sun glasses over a ton or so of bog-standard soccer flesh exhaustedly plodding past them, they allow some trick of the light, some trick of the fevered imagination, to alchemise it into a team of sure-fire winners.

What you've accomplished in your life (the impossible, many many times) and what you continue to do (invent, live, love, forgive, alchemise) is incredible.

Essentially, you sing into your computer's microphone and it alchemises one's warblings into a fully arranged song.

Just as there is a welter of excellent new bands thrilling the ears of North Wales -- Gintis, Inferno, Haemasonic, Xms3, Dead on Arrival UK etc -- I am sure that there must be excellent new writers out there, whose enthusiasm for the music that they hear, alchemises into words that they are desperate for others to read.