The MusicianA Poem by Valerie Dean BelewThis poem is written from the perspective of someone who idolizes "the boys in the bands."
THE MUSICIAN In a concert I first saw you The guitarist for the band watched your fingers move so swiftly From a crowded patch of land Found you later on the beachside Where we lingered for a time There I sang to you till morning While with me you shared your wine
Once you touched me ever gently By those fingers I was led How I hungered for your passions In a dream I shared your bed Like a cloud of dust you vanished Leaving me without a trace How I watch you at those concerts Though you never see my face © 2009 Valerie Dean BelewAuthor's Note
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Added on July 1, 2009AuthorValerie Dean BelewAtlanta area, actually Jackson, GA, but that sounds too backward and redneck...., GAAboutI have recently completed and copyrighted my first novel, presently unpublished. I discovered writing groups about two months ago, and became hopelessly addicted, and not looking for a cure. I atten.. more..Writing
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