As I slowly walked along
a stranger asked in accent strong
‘Be that the moon that I see there
high above us in the air?’
and I replied: ‘ I cannot tell
for I’m a stranger here as well’.
- Author: Michael Edwards ( Offline)
- Published: December 17th, 2020 01:35
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments7
Yet another first smile of the day MIchael, thank you.
That artwork is brilliant.
Thanks Andy - despite the notes being round the wrong way? Artistic licence and all that!!
If the notes are the wrong way round I call it jazz. You cannot play a wrong note in jazz as "It is the note that you felt was needed at that time" I have played may like that.
Andy
Oh lol, good write and pic M.
Cheerloads Orchi
wonderful Michael, the 'playwright line' (like) words and artwork, has me imagining a scene from 'Jeeves and Wooster' when they visit New York, lol
Ah Wodehouse - one of my favourite authors as an adolescent - must reread.
AFTERNOON UNCLE MIKE ~ Thanks for the VISUAL Violin in Bb minor by OFFENGON & OFFENBACK !
Thanks for the CM ~ very droll ! Obviously two LUN~ATTICS (Moony in the Top Story) ) Please CHECK *12 Presents for Christmas* !
Blessings & Prayers for YOU & JEANNE ~ AMEN
Love ~ Angela Brian Smokey ! ! !
If the notes are back to front do you play the music in reverse?
So many conundrems
THANKS UNCLE MIKE ~ There are such compositions composed by Composers WHO are bored with normality ~ aren*t we ALL sometimes ?
Blessing & Prayers to You & JEANNE
Love A & B & SMOKEY ! ! !
Good one Michael, and I do like your painting too. But throw in another of your landscapes once in a while, I am very partial to them!
I will do with my next posting - promise.
Well played. Have a nice Holiday
Many thanks Jerry - you too.
Hi Michael,
A superb write.
Keep writing ✍ and safe during these challenging times.
FineB
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