When music speaks, it speaks unto the heart; - Where poet's words may fail, music talks. When two lovers; - they are so far apart Fine music now to bridge that farthest walk. It's something that I know before we part; - And something that may make the staunchest balk. You say that money talks; - it's treachery - The sole haven of the weak - in lechery.
When music speaks, the soul it now awakes; - (It's something that we cannot quite explain). Gods have left us to our various fates (And time will leave but few there to remain). History will remember those few greats (Like the gentle kiss of seasons in Spring rain). Byron knew this, and so did Shakespeare - They trod the ground to walk where others fear.
And poetry, it seems, is a lost art Something, maybe now, from a bygone age. Woman I have loved - now we're far apart (And remembered they, only on my page). When I was young I thought I was so smart The older that I get, more life it's strange. I long for bygone times - where poetry Would tell my lover of sincerity.
Right now I'm very busy getting ready for winter and I've also kind of hit a small dry spell. But hope to be back up and running soon! My last poem "The Tale of Two Rails" was published in the local Owego Pennysaver dated Sept. 25, 2016. It was honor of the 9/11 monument they built in Hickories Park.
Oops - I was going to say that there also music in God's nature. The sound of the ocean - gentle rain - drama of lightening followed by thunder - birds singing - cricket and frog choirs, a baby's coo or cry, etc. The world is full of music!
There are some really good lyrics in the songs I have collected over the years. I just found a tape I thought I had lost and bought the cd of it. It was Laughter In The Rain by Neil Sedaka.
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