So Let the Music Play

Teddy.15

 

The devil’s just a dirty pimp

tricking the mind

into doing anything

things we would never normally do

it’s what his ego feeds on  

but

If we believe

in the power of our very own sanity

then the music that plays from

the great saxophone of one’s soul

will drown out his voice and his laughter

thus becoming worthless

so let the music play.  

 

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  • Accidental Poet

    aah yes, first reader.😁 The devil may laugh, but he laughs alone. Excellently penned Teddy. 👍

    • Teddy.15

      Great insight my dear A.P tha.k you dear friend. 🤗

    • Tom Dylan

      Some great lines here. Love the great saxophone of one's soul. Just so well written.

      • Teddy.15

        Geeeez thank you so much Tom. 🤗

      • sorenbarrett

        A most wonderful analogy. Music is the vibration that can take us from the seductive to the sublime. The devil may play his fiddle but the sax is so much more powerful.

        • Teddy.15

          Ah sometimes I love the fiddle too, but yes the sax will always win my heart. Thank you my dear Sorenbarret 🤗

        • Thomas W Case

          Love it. Fantastic work. Triumphant.

        • Teddy.15

        • Bella Shepard

          Play it loud and strong dear Teddy, with great confidence. Beautiful pic, beautiful poem!

          • Teddy.15

            Thank you my dear Bella. ❤️

          • Goldfinch60

            So true Teddy, let the music flow.

            Andy

            https://youtu.be/Pk8ZQ4F5qh4?si=gSAAtrXlYhXgdWo-

            • Teddy.15

              Thank you Andy. 🤗

            • Cassie58

              When the saxaphone plays I am transported. A step nearer to heaven. Lovely poem Teddy and your posted image is a perfect match for your words. Have a beautiful weekend.

              • Teddy.15

                Thank you so much dear Cassie58 you too my dear poetess. 💜



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