On rocks and river, a fresh water orchestra plays on through the night
A place to gather words before they get lost.
On rocks and river, a fresh water orchestra plays on through the night
Hours spent, listening to Carole King, who's singing how you've got a friend
A world in a shell - barely protected, as well, so handle with care
After a hike, in - feet on the edge of the cliff; high, above the town
Art etched on the glass, the windshield as a canvas before the warming
for Algot
She nearly lands it; the last note – the Fermata — wobbling at the end
A melody line like this, lingers in the ear forever – like a lover's kiss
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Sometimes, a love, frayed, remains, fragments of a voice, leaning in as a soft whisper, remembering
Wind over water; a gust that comes from somewhere other than this place
The Evergreen stands in woods of winter decay; green as Spring in snow