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glos:Chitara
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But now the old girl must be gone
off to the next generation
I'll no doubt have my usual
trepidation but I know where
she belongs.
glos:
But now the old girl must be gone
to give her song to voices curing
into an echo of a father's melody
with lyrics still waiting for birth.
She glows, eager for a riff felt
and so to the next generation
that strums a different beat,
one of vital lives, she goes.
Her voice is still in memory but soon
she'll sing anew, all the old tunes.
I'll no doubt have my usual
favourites, but now they'll burst
from a younger throat whose life
is just beginning and that one's
ready to explore far horizons without
trepidation. But I know where
she has been before and I'm jealous.
Her warmth will be with him.
It's correct, I understand that now
she belongs.
damn, angie... just damn
you've made windchimes of the bare bones of your soul
That presses down hard on my chest, forces to hold breath. What butters said, and a hug.
not at all - it's beautifully heartbeaking stuff.Thank you both. I hope I'm not being too much of a downer writing this stuff here. It is helping to get these poems out of me and onto the virtual page.
Thank you both. I hope I'm not being too much of a downer writing this stuff here. It is helping to get these poems out of me and onto the virtual page.
not at all - it's beautifully heartbeaking stuff.
sharing this, you're giving use a deeper insight into EE than we would have had through reading his writing alone. just let it come, angie
hang in it there, girl
I haven't post a comment, not wanting to intrude on your grief, the things you have written here since... oh my, Angie
not at all - it's beautifully heartbeaking stuff.
sharing this, you're giving use a deeper insight into EE than we would have had through reading his writing alone. just let it come, angie
hang in it there, girl
I second this! The grief is heartbreaking but in a very beautiful way.
Let it come and we'll gladly share it
I haven't post a comment, not wanting to intrude on your grief, the things you have written here since... oh my, Angie
This is my fairy tale
but we're not under a tree
with the breeze lifting
pages.
This is my mythology
but we ain't wandering
o'er misty legend lands
rainbows a'glimmer.
We're at the bar
in a faceless uptown.
The air is chill the light dim
and the sweetest little combo
crowds the stage, bass man
right on the edge elbow
this close to a cymbal.
The hum of our human hive
shoots through the room
like a current: voices pick up,
glasses set down, ice clinks
and smoke crawls over it all.
There are no beanstalks--
the jazzmen are the giants,
maybe even gods, with Piano
man playing like Hermes, fleet
yet earth-bound and raw
and that's gotta be Zeus
bashing the bebop forward.
It's controlled chaos,
Apollo in the blue spot
blowin When the Sun Sets
Down South and flipping
that last note into the smoke
just so and the moan hurts
just right but the crowd only
half listens because who,
besides me, cares about gods
anymore, anyway?
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just wow first time here in a couple of days and just wow.
Your words hurt and ache and resonate.