The
creaks and cracks
Of her antique
record player
Slowly
chaperones the hollow echo
Of a dauntless
verse.
With a natural
ease,
The instruments
amplify
And a tune
chimes in
Stretching
between halls
Invading
every room
“If there's a cure for this
I don't want it
Don't want it
If there's a cure for this
I don't want it,
I don't want it
Don't want it
If there's a cure for this
I don't want it,
I don't want it”
The music
vibrates her soul
Narrating
her thoughts
Drifting
softly
Recalling
days gone by.
She
hugs the air
Weaving
her fingers together
Imagining
being nestled at the waist
Humming
silently.
As her playlist
Ushered
the evening
Each song
opened with
A quiet
whirring
As the
needle gently kissed the vinyl
And she
continued.
I watched
her
Endlessly
in thought
Dreamily swaying away
To her
musical tradition
Stirring
blended aromas
As I
awaited Sunday’s dinner.
Olsfred James 2016©
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