Unwrite the notes
of tunes once heard
no more promote
the songs now blurred
as notes erode
in decompose
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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Unwrite the notes
of tunes once heard
no more promote
the songs now blurred
as notes erode
in decompose
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Did the DRAGON FLY
Lick : The flagon dry ?
GOOD MORNING FRIEND its 7:30pm (SAT) here ! Thanks UNCLE MIKE for making me SMILE through my tears : My BIG BEAR has flown and I am all alone again : naturally. Loved the POEM *The Carnival is over* and it really is for ME til October ! In retrospect the South Island Mystery Tour was too too MAGICAL and it ended too too soon. I*ll be back @ work on Monday and that will ease my PAIN : I need a top to toe MASSAGE !
Blessings & much JOY
Love through ART : Yours ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡
Awww - I feel for you - so here's to the next time.
A fine write and pic M. Aww, why they hope this will happen to my tunes when I start to sing? lol.
Sing songs without words - and no conductor' and no instruments, and no music and no voice. Just let the song waft away - can't beat a good waft.
Should I see Waff Berle about this. Dunno what the Waff stands for though!
and when a tree falls in a forest with no one to hear, does it make a sound... kinda springs to mind .. certainly enjoyed.... Neville
No one will twig it
Unless they see it
i believe you poem is saying:
"Erase that which I can't recall and is fading from memory"
Maybe I am on the wrong track.
Actually I haven't a clue what I was writing about - there just seemed a sort of strange flow to the words.
Refresh the memories, with something new. Yuck! Replace the old music with today's junk. Never! I must agree though that clearing out the old memories and living for today is a wise choice.- Phil A.
Clever write Michael, thank you.
"I was passing Beethoven's grave and heard his music being played backwards coming from it, I asked a gardener about it and he said "Oh yes, he is decomposing".
It would be a ynohpmys.
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