The Man with the Earring

By Silver Spun Sand
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
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6 comments
There was someone,
some time, somewhere.
It was warm, inside,
as any lover’s breath,
and a five-string guitar
wove patterns in the air.
Shadows moved
across his face
like passing clouds
as his fingers coaxed
that soulful loom
with small, blue notes;
quavers – crotchets,
woven on a stave.
Outside in the yard –
the sky bled blackberry
into midnight-indigo.
Raindrops thrummed
a red, tin roof – fireflies,
caught in a marmalade jar,
and moonlight pooled
in a saucer on a sill.
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Nice to read you again
Nice to read you again Silver, first one this time back and it's intrinsically you.
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It's lovely, Tina, like a
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It's lovely, Tina, like a sweet melody.
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I turned vegetarian until I
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I turned vegetarian until I heard Morrisey singing Wheat Is Murder.
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