Listen Through the Breeze

Neville

Listen Through the Breeze

 

Although you may never hear

his mandolin again

Except for maybe on the wind

It would be such a crying shame

if not, indeed a sin

Should you never listen for it

every now and then …

And whilst we are both here

right now

I think that you should know

There are certain

shades and tones I never want

you caught in, ever ..

Such is the legacy of a yesterday

gone oh’ so terribly wrong

So wrong in fact, we might need

prayers mid streams

of precious fairy lights and bunting

And get this ..

I never want you choreographed

For that would be

too much to ask, but want you

So much more

than I did once want you ..

In those flimsy

turquoise triangles, those which,

With all respect

barely covered anything at all

But then you know that don’t you …

 

 

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 5th, 2021 02:42
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments8

  • Fay Slimm.

    Am listening hard after reading this bit of familiar intrigue and thinking I can hear - maybe - - that romantic mandolin - I love this legacy of a remembered yesterday Nev - - now left for readers to unfold their own ending.......... x

    • Neville



      Bless you Fay me gurt lovely ............. N πŸ™‚ x

    • Doggerel Dave

      Did you get it together again or not, Nev?
      Great flow with some depth - I'm not quite sure just how it was resolved with all that baggage.....

      • Neville



        we did indeed but only briefly .. sometimes I guess baggage is a blessing in disguise ... maybe πŸ™‚

      • Goldfinch60

        Those times passed can be so wonderful but also so sad Neville.

        Andy

        • Neville



          Yes indeed ... cheers Andy ................................... N

        • Thekkinkkattil

          With things gone terribly wrong you have been able to make it a pleasant poem . Kudos to you

          • Neville



            How very kind you are my friend and very much appreciated too ....... All Good Things, Neville

          • Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose)

            β€œ turquoise triangles β€œ .. I really like this poem .. I like your choice of words ... you even mention fairies !

            )

            • Neville



              and I really like you visiting yellowrose .. regardless of colour or shape ...................................... πŸ™‚ x

            • L. B. Mek

              'I never
              want you: choreographed
              For that would be, too much
              to ask'..
              without spontaneity, dear Poet
              where would we hang our hopeful hats
              that hide, those ever regressing hairlines
              of our regretted, shouda - woulda's of life..
              (subtly, incisive: poetic brilliance
              uniquely
              at your very best, my friend)

              • Neville



                This aint me blushin L.B that last unexpected cough caused me to spill me Ribena everywhere .. bless you sir n truly πŸ™‚

              • Dove

                Music to my soul! Fairy lights they always sprinkle love dust! Great poem dear Neville

                • Neville



                  thanking you is in itself is something of a pleasure ........ I could do it over and over .. thank you that is ................................................................................ N πŸ™‚ x

                  • Dove

                    Hehe Thanks! Much appreciated! You’re very welcome sir Neville the delightful

                  • myself and me

                    What a piece! The sound of that mandolin lingering in my mind, stirred up all the yesterdays' memories.

                    • Neville


                      how very kind of you M & M .. with everything else going on, I am so glad you noticed .. bless you πŸ™‚



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