Wrapped tightly
In a Monday morning
Blues-down skirt
In the middle of
A bopping dance floor
Ole girl just stood
Swaying and hurt
Couldn't twist a hip
or take a dip...
All she could do
Was stay and sway
In that Monday morning
Blues-down skirt
A mind's "Backwater Blues"
Hears Leadbelly's croon
Enhancing all her woes
"...I can't move no more
Cause there aint no place
For a poor ole girl to go."
WE'VE ALL BEEN THERE BUT...I BET YOU FELT GOOD WHEN YOU KNICKED THAT FEELING ASIDE AND 'MOVED ON'. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WELL WRITTEN, VIVIDLY CLEAR WORK. I ENJOYED IT. THANKS FOR SHARING AND BLESSINGS. JOYCE, HIS INSPIRATIONS
Leadbelly, a one of a kind musical genius -- as for someone who cannot make the right moves anymore, that certainly is not Janice Beaty Springs -- a creative lady such as you, could not possibly suffer from Monday morning blues -- I like your song very much -- peace and love to you -- JMW
Hello Dear Janice!!
Great flowing heartfelt piece!
I'm listening to Tracy Chapman as this moment...
A Monday Morning Blues-down Shirt could be a song!
Thank you for sharing!!
Love, Suzie :-D
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Great flowing heartfelt piece!
I'm listening to Tracy Chapman as this moment...
A Monday Morning Blues-down Shirt could be a song!
Thank you for sharing!!
Love, Suzie :-D
Be always safe,
Karen