She used to listen to music,
Responding with every pore,
Now all she hears is sounds
That speak to her no more.
The voice is distant, though near,
Someone, not her, is on stage.
She wasn’t meant to be here,
It’s not her time, not her age.
It’s somebody else’s theater,
It’s somebody else’s life.
She’s merely a spectator,
She’s somebody else’s wife.
This painting - 'New York Movie' by Hopper - is one of this week's writing prompts from Margo Roby (Wordgathering.)
Live for the Love of it,
The Happy Amateur
Look at you! I am glad you shared the moment with me. I said a mental whoo hoo! when I saw your page.Believe me I know what you are going through. I went through the same not that long ago and it was a steep learning curve.
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I started with Blogger but switched pretty quickly and have watched as many of my friends in the poetic community switched too.
Do feel free to ask me questions and, of course, stay where you are if you are happy. Meanwhile, have fun!
margo
Thank you, Margo! I really appreciate your support.
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