MAN COULD SHE PLAY HIS VIOLIN

Two or three summers ago

I happonde to be in town

The day was hot

Nothing special happening

People going about their day

I saw a man torturing a violin

Such instrument needs love

Tender loving care

And oh yes passion

The man was just going through motions

The violin sounded as if it were a suffering

I spotted this woman pushing a buggy with her baby inside

She smiled , went up to the man , with a smile so bright

Took the violin from his unresisting hands

And played oh how she played that violin

The violin sang and danced how that violin sang

The violin were freed to play the sweetest music , melody's

That charmed the souls of us all who listened many gathered

She twirled and twisted , strutted`, danced , as she plaid the violin

All around stopped amazed at the way she performed with the violin

British /Afro/Caribbean putting on the stile

The perfect ethnic cocktail

I saw a man take of his baseball cap took the cap aloud the spontaneous

Audience gathered appreciatively listening smiling

A star aye she was that

Aye so much talent in this or any town

Then with a smile she returned the violin to the violins tormenter

Who was in a state of shock

He took the violin back put it away and left the street

She went back to being a mum a face in the town once more

Ken D Williams The Dyslexic Poet




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Written on 2012-04-23 at 14:44

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countryfog
What a magical story Ken. I feel sorry for the man though, knowing he never could and never would be able to play like that. I feel the same way sometimes, reading a poem and knowing that in my hands I would have just tortured it.
2012-04-23