pictures

dusk arising



 

 

could have told you

things like this are never

built to last

never never

or very rarely ever

built to last

 

story in a magazine

makes headline news

never never

or very rarely ever

built to last

 

picture yourself on a walking holiday

picture the face that takes your breath away

so fine, so so fine,

smile seems to know

whats on your miind

 

picture an island big enough for two

picture a love made perfectly for you

so fine, so so fine,

lay me down forget

the sands of time

 

the sands of time

never built to last

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 1st, 2017 19:22
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is a poem and song i wrote and recorded in 1995. I\\\'m playing alto sax on here on the recording. The singer was great, turned up for a few sessions and disappeared because his lady was messing him around. He had amazing talent, if only he\\\'d stayed.
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Comments16

  • myself and me

    Beautiful picture
    Beautiful music
    Beautiful poem
    Such a beautiful feast for eyes, ears and heart.
    This will last.
    Thank you.

    • dusk arising

      Wow m&m. Thank you very much, youre very kind.

    • Heather T

      What a treat! Lovely lyrics, lovely song.

      • dusk arising

        Thank you Heather, pleased you like!

      • Disrespectfully nice

        You know what your absolutely right

      • FredPeyer

        Great song, great writing! Like the last two lines!

      • Michael Edwards

        For me too - I was mesmerised by it as I sat here listening - great words, great sax, great voice.

        • dusk arising

          Thank you Michael, It's probably the nicest song i ever recorded on reflecton.

        • Christina8

          Wonderful song, stunning sax solo! Awesome!!

          • dusk arising

            That solo was recorded first take, my pal Nick the bass player said to me as i entered the recording area 'Make them have it'. I shan't forget him saying that. Thank you Christina.

          • Goldfinch60

            Just read and listened to this after what we were discussing this morning.
            Great write, great song and great solo, you must get back into it and wipe the dust off of your saxophone.

            • dusk arising

              I am just about to start singing and playing in a blues outfit, I will of course be injecting an inch or two of jazz into the mix. Thanks for your positive comments sir.

            • Poetic Dan

              Soothing after at crazy night out, I truly felt this so many times but understand that everything last as long as it needs to. Like your saxophone player was there long enough to do this with you.
              Much peace and respect for all the talent involved in this amazing piece of art from the heart

              • dusk arising

                Thanks Dan, the sax player was me by the way lol.

                • Poetic Dan

                  Sorry the singer then, was a long day for me.

                • malubotelho

                  I love ❤️ this DA. Your poem is so beautiful and the music just stunning. Love you playing your sax. Awesome. More please.

                  • dusk arising

                    Sadly most of the recordings from that era of acid jazz are awful but thanks for your comment and appreciation.

                  • Mugsdaddy

                    Contrast of beauty Vs. A dark view of life based in fact. Excellent job very moving.
                    M

                    • dusk arising

                      Thank you Mugsdaddy, did u play the music and read the authors note?

                      • Mugsdaddy

                        I couldn't play the music but it was still a beautiful piece.

                      • Wallace

                        Well written, so true nothing does last for ever. Like this a lot.

                        • dusk arising

                          Thank you Wallace...apologies for taking so long to reply to u.

                        • maggie

                          How beautiful.

                          • dusk arising

                            Pleased you liked this Maggie, apologies for taking so long to respond and thank you for commenting.

                          • arazimus

                            Great poem, great meaning , I can feel this, thank you

                            • dusk arising

                              Tis actually a song, did u play the sound at the top, thts me on sax lol oh well..... hey thanks for looking back and commenting.

                            • ron parrish aka wordman

                              very creative,great music

                            • Writings From The Unknown13

                              this is beautiful

                              • dusk arising

                                Hey, thank you very much.

                              • Neville

                                Blimey..
                                you got quite a few strings to that bow of yours aint'cha ... quite write too... amazing voice... I always wanted to learn the sax.. hats off to you ... .. Neville

                                • dusk arising

                                  Too kind sir! Believe it or not that singer, who we all thought was great, only lasted with us for a couple of weeks, some girl had some sort of a pull on him and he just disappeared. Such a talent. Could have taken us to dizzy heights... but such is live.... so many could haves, would haves, maybes.
                                  Sax is easily self taught, i had one lesson about sax from a guitarist, i dont read music i just wanted to be able to play as fluently as i could whistle a tune. Nobody taught me how to whistle.

                                  • Neville

                                    amazing...



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