TENNESSEE HAIKU

Listen to that band

clatter bluegrass on the porch

like crazy daises.

Reviews

[Kelly Scheppers]

You wouldn't have to be from Tennessee to appreciate bluegrass, but it helps. Thanks for the emotive vibe, Vol. Have a wonderful holiday, my friend!

[Vol]

Well, Kelly,
The purest Bluegrass sounds like strangling cats, but then so does Chinese music, however, some of it can be quite haunting. And looking at your thumbnail, I can dream about what makes any day a good holiday.
Vol

[Lorry]

Have you been seeking a peek over my shoulder to what I've been watching on YouTube?
I was just watching this and swear your haiku fits it perfectly!
Smile

https://youtu.be/e4Ao-iNPPUc?si=ErhOhHi3MYe7inrz

[Vol]

Lorry,
When I moved back to Tennessee thirty years ago, You could not go to a local's house and insturments not come out and everybody sing. By the time I left in 2017, that tradition had died. Too many "Cool folks from up noirth and California had moved in. Bastarde.
Vol
Vol

[Vol]

And HA! That version of "Thunderstruck" is an old favorite of mine... and yes, that was what it actually looked like. And here's one for you... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lovin+spoonful+nashville+cats The number of pickers is highly understated, especially back in the sixties...