EASY COMPANY

EASY COMPANY

A Poem by Phil Roberts

Put the kettle on
The Dodger's here
Him and me sat chatting in the blazing sun
As happy as gypsies leaving town
We have a lifetime between us
Over forty years of friendship
And a thousand events and people
Indelible memories
Me teaching him his first chords
Fingers stumbling on the frets
Now he plays like a dream
And he's taking the band
Into the studio next month

All down the years
It's been music and laughter
And a few daft adventures
A few rows but then
We're both fiery characters
And they were soon forgotten
In favour of a laugh or a song

And now we sit in the sun
Remembering old friends
And "Do you remember when"s
The summer of '76 was rich
Guitars in the hills
Writing songs and poetry
Happy days, old friend
Happy days indeed

                                 By Phil Roberts

© 2016 Phil Roberts


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You have painted a trip down memory lane beautifully......just the question, asked to an old friend, "do you remember?", opens so many mostly pleasant doors.

I think I will go for a stroll down memory lane now too.....:) Is there a piano for me? :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Phil Roberts

8 Years Ago

I'm sure we can find one somewhere :) Thank you.

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Phil Roberts
Phil Roberts

macclesfield, north-west, United Kingdom



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I'm from the north-west of England where the rain lives. I am retired and a grandfather to many. I've led an "interesting" life, i suppose you could say, with lots of laughter and a few tears, like mo.. more..

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