.<\/p>\n
Truly, it’s hearing the voice
\nsinging from the heart with
\nthe whole being that makes
\nmusic so accessible.<\/p>\n
More’s the pity the pity
\nsinging of pain via nasal
\nthus shared pain instead
\nof turning it into joy.<\/p>\n
By far, to me, most offensive
\nvoices of grown adults
\nsinging with
\nTeenybopper voice.<\/p>\n
A Buddhist business owner
\ngives workers a 2 day axe notice.
\nIs he a bad rap
\nfor Buddha?<\/p>\n
Call it the laughing song.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou poor dear,\u201d
\nshe messages her younger self
\nreflected in the drapless picture window
\ndark outside bare ceiling light bulb lit
\nwith her 80 year old right hand
\nshe moves her cheek
\nback to the cheek bone
\nand there she was
\nnaively innocent
\nof what was yet
\nto come….<\/p>\n
she begins with yesterday’s morning
\nsame as today, Dawn
\nRosy Dawn with Azul Blue
\nsoon touching her horizon
\nto begin:<\/p>\n
Call it the laughing song.<\/p>\n
There’s a River journey to write
\nto ponder up over yonder
\nhe awakens
\ncold water splashes face
\nsteps out the front door
\nonce again amazed
\nfeels wow<\/p>\n
for what is a few hundred miles
\nnay, perhaps even thousands
\nwhen thoughts open to
\nstretching and tugging
\nwithin\/without
\nwill Music and River
\nhear me now?<\/p>\n
I can not know I can not say
\nmy deep rose colored orb awaits
\nencircled of Bear Mountain
\n(shall I bring her along?)<\/p>\n
please don’t say
\nshe’s too far off her rocker
\n(it’s only one room away)<\/p>\n
the question is music
\nand where the flowers went
\nafter the dance was over
\nafter the ball turned blue<\/p>\n
\u201cIf it can not be sung
\ndon’t say it.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIf it can not be love
\ndon’t pass it.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cI’ll be there
\nbefore the last
\npit-pat falls.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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