My dear Lisa asked me to write a story to her favorite song. She sent it to me about 20 minutes ago. It’s not a story but a verse, prose, or whatever you call it.
I included my Tina also. She’ll know why. I hope she will anyway.
Thank you Lisa. From the bottom of my heart. I love you. For so much. How will I ever repay you?
She’s seated
In the audience
Her gloved hands wrenched together
She can’t relax
Too many things, have changed
Too many lives, affected
The fall
It was like an avalanche
Taking her heart and
Other lives with it
The music swelled
In the low notes she felt the sorrow fill her soul
The auditorium is packed
But the song is played for her alone
The strings of the cello played like the beat of her heart
As the music faded
The lights dimmmed
Her hands settle
The tempo of her broken heart slowed
Healed
A lilt of smile returned to her lips
Applause came and then died
House lights were illuminated
She filed out of the theater
Alone, but with purpose
What a great way to write – beautiful Renee. More please!!!! 🙂
Sometimes I don’t know where the words come from. I’m glad they show up though. I am. I promise I’ll give all that I can. It’s my destiny, I think.
Love, Renee
You did good precious! Hugs to you and lots of love. Sheri
Thanks my sweet. It’s funny when the words come so quickly. I hit the publish button before I can change my mind.
Love, Renee
Those are the best ones!!!
🙂
Thank you so much for sharing social networking
I’m glad you’re here too. Your photos are fantastic.
Beautiful!!
Thank you. I like when the words come fast and I can write them just as quickly.
Love, Renee
Brilliant!
Thank you my sweet.
Love, Renee
Love the words accompanied by the great yo yo ma. Want a classic night out now…
Would be fun wouldn’t it? If I ever get to London, we’ll go to burlesque and the opera. How does that sound?
I’m so thankful that my kids are musicians. When they’re home music fills the house. I sing too, but was never that good. My son’s tenor voice melts my heart and my daughter’s Mezzo Soprano stirs my soul. I’m so blessed. Someday I’ll post a video of them performing. 🙂
Love, Renee