i. he thought of me and sang. i have that effect on people even myself. especially myself.
"if i were a carpenter and you were a lady would you marry me anyway..."
i never said the songs were appropriate i never could be a lady
alcohol makes us believe. he believes he sounds like Bob Dylan when he sings when in reality he makes Dylan (who sounds like a tractor out of oil at the best of times) sound good and i believe i could build him a throne from the tower of babel and call him god...
i believe
i never said i was appropriate
ii.
i never said i was appropriate
history hides the lies all too conveniently in laws laid down dictating who should be loved and how [much]
...sighs added like an epitaph as we sat there looking at the wall that was once a door
one day i'll love somebody and we wont promise each other anything
but me- i have had years to master the interpretation of your speech-without-spacebars mumble...
and all the grieving voices within grew silent
iii.
and all the grieving voices inside grew silent
"if i were a carpenter and you were a lady would you marry me anyway..."
i still believe though the tower of babel throne has been worn down by life and time i still believe, though dreams of grandeur have been lead astray by alcohol and rumours of epitaphs i still believe
and i catch him singing every now and then though his lungs now betray him
i still believe
the same world that elated and enchanted me also left me broken
i never said i was appropriate he never said i was a lady
This is a fantastic write Cedric and captures so much emotion and feeling in a truly unique method. I love the way one line ends a verse to become another verses start. Well done
Fee
An excellent write Cedric
"If I were a carpenter
And you were a Lady
Would you marry me anyway"
Beautul lines immortalized
My the legendary "Bobby Darin"
Enjoyed your wonderful poetic piece
A stip of band-aid made of humor when lovingly ones remember a voice sounding like a tractor motor out of oil, but then, that shyness of a little hurt feeling when we didn't hear say, "...I was a lady..."
To be read a few times, and hold a pushing tear in.
Georg
Exquisite piece...Exceptionally done...You manage to capture heart and emotion completely.Thank You Very Much For Sharing. Jen
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on August 5, 2007
My Dad always told me I could never draw or sketch
anything, but he would show me his sketch doodles
which he thought were great which they were not.
i surely didn't argue with him unless I wanted
a busted lip or head.
Enjoyed your write...
...would you call me baby...
I recall the song and the question then touched my young mind. A carpenter, a lady and then....Jesus and Mary. There were so many ways to go with the song then...now...you give us more chapters. I like your style.
Susan
Exceptional poetry Cedric!... your brilliant pen conjures up such rich imagery, making it a sumptuous read....Thank you
ET
Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on August 5, 2007
egads.. .the spiritual allegory, the immaculate imagery ...jsut exquisite and ephemereal. .. the tone, the evocativeness of each nuance and threadbare wanton feeling. .. this may be one of the most illuminous and divine things i have read.. .. wow...in a long time.. .you are an astounding poet/thinker
just gorgeous and sensuous and profound....
.ness.
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With strong emotion!
This poem is much to be believed!
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Just loves your way with wordies....
Fee
excellent writing
peace, Carole~
Regis
Peace,
Dan
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
This thing we call 'life' truly does bring most of us, both joy and pain, and I hope your joyous moments will far outnumber the bad ones.
"If I were a carpenter
And you were a Lady
Would you marry me anyway"
Beautul lines immortalized
My the legendary "Bobby Darin"
Enjoyed your wonderful poetic piece
William
Love & Peace
To be read a few times, and hold a pushing tear in.
Georg
thanks
randy
anything, but he would show me his sketch doodles
which he thought were great which they were not.
i surely didn't argue with him unless I wanted
a busted lip or head.
Enjoyed your write...
I recall the song and the question then touched my young mind. A carpenter, a lady and then....Jesus and Mary. There were so many ways to go with the song then...now...you give us more chapters. I like your style.
Susan
ET
just gorgeous and sensuous and profound....
.ness.