Rallentanda

Rallentanda

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Blast From The Past


poetry jam; dverse


it was on full blast

just because
i liked this one
i ran down the stairs
pounded at your door

you opened
preparing for battle
expecting more demands
for silence

what is the name of that?
you smiled with relief
we became friends
for a minute

in the days
when i use to speak
to my neighbours





26 comments:

  1. pretty cool what brings us together...its pretty sad though that neighbors are not the same these days as when i grew up....i knew everyone and we watched out for each other...we fought, but we had each others back....

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  2. It is nice when music overflows in a positive way, though sometimes silence between neighbors is preferable. Smiles.

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  3. There aere so many lessons in that. Have you stopped talking to neighbours? Do you talk to strange men on the internet instead? ;-)

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  4. ...ah, wish i have more mature neighbours here (and not 2 spoiled brat girls) who can understand clearly the words: 'shut up!'... their attitude are no more cute to me but rather pesky... and i hate it... ah... i do swear when i got the money i'll live solo somewhere away from these crazy brats... ha...

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  5. Loved this glimpse of a moment in time....and the comments following are very intriguing.......many stories could likely spring forth in any direction! Cool.

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  6. I like this very much. I like the way you ended it.

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  7. ... love it when things happen the way you describe .. very nice!!

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  8. It's wonderful how music can bond us even for just a moment, a fun poem:-)

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  9. ...and we talk to each other with my neighbors: just smile, say hi, and go from there whenever you want to...feel and like your light character...thank you for the music...:)

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    1. I'm glad you liked the music. This is actually one of my true story poems.

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  10. It is intriguing how the mood changed after hearing the music. A good neighbor is a blessing, a times:)!!
    Lovely...

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  11. Nicely done and well-presented --- enjoyed Bill Withers with your poem!

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  12. hello again Rall.......thanks for sharing this

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  13. Long time Wayne...thought you must have been captured by the big snow Grizzly Bears!

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  14. I like "we became friends for a minute". Music can be a common denominator. very nice.

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  15. What a great last verse, really captures the whole feeling and makes it come alive.

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  16. Ha. And now with the app "shazam" on iPhone you could press a button and remain anonymous ;)

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    1. I will never own an iphone...I have a cell phone but I forget to turn it on. I was the last person on earth to give up their big brick cell phone only because they cut me off:)

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