Cold fact

The wind in the trees are rustling

 Kismet’s alchemy a magic wand

The sky meets the rising ocean

A waltz anticipating no end

 

For far too long no applause no roses and wine

You were the open secret seemingly lost in time

 

Destiny found you my darling

Karma played its  visible hand

Some songs are poetry in motion

Yours was one of those my friend

 

Author's Note

Please copy this link and read this amazing story, listen to the music its pure poetry.
http://thequietus.com/articles/09726-rodriguez-searching-for-sugarman

Searching for Sugar Man: Sixto Rodriguez, absent winner of the Oscars
Posted on February 25, 2013 By Phillippe Diederich Movies

When the movie Searching for Sugar Man won the best documentary Oscar, it was not just a win for the filmmakers and for the subject of the film, Sixto Rodriguez; it was a win for art and poetry everywhere.......
http://www.voxxi.com/searching-for-sugar-man-sixto-rodriguez/

Reviews

[linear]

Ah........rhythm and rhyme so often sublime, yet we write and no one reads, we sing and no one hears, we cry and everyone wonders why? Is it not for you that I cry........

Always good to read your poetic expressions.. :O)

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

Very mysterious and cryptic... Very nicely done.

[quinfinn]

superb...i couldn't connect to the link but have my suspicions. wonderful poem.

[Coyote Poetry]

A very interesting man. He disappeared for many years. I like his music. I believe when I was young. I heard his songs. Thank you for the story of a follow Detroit man.
Coyote

[Coyote Poetry]

Beautiful description told a very good story. I had to read again to enjoy the strong statements. A very good ending to a excellent poem.
Coyote

[SHEEMA HUQ]

you write in such a natural way, yet i can easily sense the level of thought and poetic dedication, a really nice poem here Moon, thanks

[Neva Flores Smith - Cha..]

elegant, soft rhymes.......beautiful piece Moon

[zainul]

The poem is a great effort to introduce a genius among the writers.
This is expressed in these lines very vividly:
"For far too long no applause no roses and wine

You were the open secret seemingly lost in time"
The other part of the poem nicely depicts how destiny found him once again and the story has been complemented by the accompanying link.
Very nice work.

[Brittany]

Great writing and phrasing. You told an interesting story with your words. Well done.