I baste in my quiet, my solitude,
soothing my spirit by Chopin’s
Nocturne No. 20 in C sharp minor
performed by Menahem Pressler
Then i listen to Jimmy Buffet who’s
words and melodies transform my
recliner to promontories by the sea,
crashing ashore in ebb and flow
And with this ‘awe’, although these
past few weeks much lament is still
raw, I find joy sitting with my three
rescues and life partner, my lovely wife
The pairing of awe and raw is just right. I'm happy for how this poem began with music and ended with your companions in solitude: "I find joy sitting with my three / rescues and life partner, my lovely wife."
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DeleteMarco, I enjoyed this moment of peace and solitude with you and your wife - and your three rescues. Lucky you, to have three critters! So glad you stopped by What's Going On, my friend. Give your pups a treat for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful poem of solitude with music and loved ones.
ReplyDeleteFrom Chopin to Buffett, and everything in between ~ cheers to you!!
ReplyDeleteMusic does find its way into our peacefulness. I was saddened to learn of the passing of Buffet. I caught a show of his once. Maybe you continue to bask in the joys of your life- Truedessa
ReplyDeleteWhat better recipe for a human than to baste in quiet? Brilliant. -Eric
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stellar writing!
ReplyDeleteSolitude is an important time in order to appreciate all of life's requirements. Music is a wonderful platform, in all genres...
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DeleteI am Eileen T O'Neill http://mypoeticparlance.blogspot.com