you were an artist, a musician, a magnet to every motherless kitten.
“there were two little kittens with eyes of blue,
one was named Twinkle and one was named Boo”
you lived in a world of your own. your hair was brown and your eyes were green.
“day by day”
“abide with me”
you played them so beautifully and the melodies continue to waft along in our memories.
do you hear them as you read this?
— filed under sagegrass because i said that
May the dreams you are dreaming in a warm soft bed,
and may the voices inside you that fill you with dread,
make the sounds of thousands of angels instead,
tonight where you might be laying your head.
— Patty Griffin said that
Beautiful!
A great quote by Patty to recite every night. What was the third cat’s name? 🙂
awh, thank you for letting me see my typo. i hate it when that happens. we see what we expect to see at times. : – )
it looks like music boxed and tied up into a package, while i think music need to be open and joyous
Superbe vue et présentation de ce PIANO ces lumières dans ces carrés
Belle journée
Nicou
You could have been talking about my artist, musician mom, Sherri! May she rest in peace!
lovely wordage! i love this post…
i saw a different picture for it in my feedly tho… do you change your mind?
🙂
Great presentation and a wonderful text …!
looks just right to bang out a bit of boogie woogie
What a lovely old piano. I like the poetic words today.
What a lovely post with your own words. That must be your piano — what a treasure.
I am wondering if it is your mother you are writing about. But you do not need to answer; that may be too personal.
A wonderful post, Sherri!
And thank you for the words!
There is so much poetry in these words and so much poetry in this photo…I can “see” the music…