In memoriam Neil Peart
Been catapulted backward,
Back to a time, a day
When only music mattered
And feelings could be freeing.
With levity, finding notions
Of a numinous force,
However muffled and slight,
Beginning to stir then.
Today I’m remembering
A giant from that day,
Greater my correspondence
To a different call,
Though minuscule my efforts.
I too kept my distance
But always engulfed in it,
I was wise to relent.
I’m wondering if he knew You,
Did he call out your Name
Or see You coming upon
The high clouds of heaven?
Or like me did he curse You.
In the midst of terrible,
Long trials, did he too dare scream
But then fall back, answered.
Gary Edward Geraci
- Author: Gary Edward Geraci ( Offline)
- Published: January 18th, 2020 11:42
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 40
Comments2
A fine write Gary.
Thank you Orchidee!
This paints a clear picture in my head. I felt it.
Thank you Nicholas - Making my way through Neil Peart’s book “Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road”. I’m also looking for clues for any connections that Mr. Peart may have had with the supernatural - and he leaves us some. It was his passing and the subsequent availability of Rush music tributes that inspired this poem. May God rest his soul!
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