Eleven no Bono

Eleven no Bono

A Poem by Corset
"

The dog days of April

"
I watch you 
and a few others.
I pay for a room and a hot bath
standing in the mushrooms
a choir awaits in the corridor
a multiple of one
or one of multiples?

Slack jaw into white picket
I see a  dust gathering guitar
with broken necked strings
glued refurbished and never used
aged fingerprints dance along its wooden nape.
It remembers a time of warm fingers and Spanish melody
yet too long ago to conjure the tune.

once plump and perfect lips have 
become two wet worms
twisting together wordlessly
resting atop a widows peak

his name flaps toward the sun
on a flock of Ravens wings
as it escapes the cavern
bouncing off the walls like sonar

"Casanova"

echoing
a sad smile.

© 2019 Corset


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I get the feeling here of someone who was adored for his music when he was young, still performing in his older years. Did he not show up or turn up late? I am picking up here on both nostalgia and a sense of disappointment. That's where you took me Corset with your fine lines and expression.

Chris

Posted 5 Years Ago


Corset

5 Years Ago

Thank you Christine :D
How do You do that? I love your words....

Posted 5 Years Ago


Corset

5 Years Ago

Thank you Little Whisper :D
Dream like and useful wandering across the ridges of our minds. Views and other stories. So much to relate to here. So much picking up of a thred to see where it lies and whether it is good or bad. Whether the descriptions a re bringing the positive out of the negative. So much nodding of heads and saying yep I understand that. Negativism turned in other words around.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Corset

5 Years Ago

Thank you Ken Simm

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Corset
Corset

San Antonio, TX



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