Snare and Piano

Snare and Piano

A Poem by Jack Joseph
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Three Separate pieces; jazz influenced.

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1.
Cold Glass
tints of green and
brown
Sleepy eyes staring
at glossy wood.
Put your feet up
on the
rail;
relax.

Looking up,
checking the
mirror
amidst a crowd
you feel
safe.

Spin around
meeting the smiles
of a thousand
unknown
possibilities-
friends;
lovers.

Another round
another laugh
tapping the oak
a coaster
slapped down
cold
sweet
and sour.


2.
Keep fighting
the inkling
to be
a silent
observer.

Make a joke;
smile into the eyes
of a
beautiful
woman
or be a b*****d
make an impression
start a fight
or
drown
within
yourself.

Sometimes
you need to be
your own
inspiration.
Make your
own
scene.

3.
Blue light
comes for
me.

The night
abandons.

The sun is
hot
on my trail.

© 2009 Jack Joseph


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I love the way you write...less is more with you. There is no clutter and it amplifies your words and meaning. I too find comfort in a crowd, if it is small and managable. Nicely done!

Posted 15 Years Ago


I liked these I like the first one the best.
Well written writes.

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Added on October 25, 2009

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Jack Joseph
Jack Joseph

Los Angeles, CA



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I'm a writer, painter and cognitive science junky living in The City of Angels. I write poetry from the perspective of a bystander. I believe that there is beauty in pain and loss, a beauty that rival.. more..

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