a weathered guitar
a naani poem4 total reviews
Comment from lyenochka
Great story in just four lines! This poetic form is new to me. How much we need those "sweet songs of peace" today! The "batteredness" tells me that this need was there even decades ago, too.
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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Great story in just four lines! This poetic form is new to me. How much we need those "sweet songs of peace" today! The "batteredness" tells me that this need was there even decades ago, too.
Comment Written 19-Nov-2016
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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Thanks for the review. My friend organized a peace protest. I like the idea of music, touching us all and spreading a compassion and healing, cheers, j
Comment from Quantum Traveler
The Image of This Battered Guitar goes so very well with "A Musical Poultice".
The sweet songs of peace are the healing ingredients when applied to the wounds mend the scars of the heart and Soul of a healing nation.
Very Well Presented...Judester...Quantum Traveler...Phil.
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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The Image of This Battered Guitar goes so very well with "A Musical Poultice".
The sweet songs of peace are the healing ingredients when applied to the wounds mend the scars of the heart and Soul of a healing nation.
Very Well Presented...Judester...Quantum Traveler...Phil.
Comment Written 19-Nov-2016
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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Thanks for the review. I like the idea of a musical cure dosing peace around the world, healing racial wounds and applying compassion like warm compress. Cheers, j
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What a great reply.
Applying compassion like warm compress...I like that...Q.T...Phil.
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ha ha, just all me dr. judester, cheers
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You Are The Doc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from kiwisteveh
I wonder what it is that makes the guitar so appropriate as a symbol of peace. is it just the connection to the proponents of peace who have used it - Lennon, Baez etc? or is it something deeper about the sound or the simplicity of the instrument?
In any case, your naani makes perfect sense to me and I like that final metaphor of the musical poultice - there are a lot of wounds to heal.
Steve
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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I wonder what it is that makes the guitar so appropriate as a symbol of peace. is it just the connection to the proponents of peace who have used it - Lennon, Baez etc? or is it something deeper about the sound or the simplicity of the instrument?
In any case, your naani makes perfect sense to me and I like that final metaphor of the musical poultice - there are a lot of wounds to heal.
Steve
Comment Written 19-Nov-2016
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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Maybe because it is mobile. I like the idea of a peaceful song travelling around the world, bounding, resounding affecting us all. I wrote this for my friend that organized a peace protest in California. I told her Icould her I could hear it all te way in Africa. Thanks for the review, cheers and peace, j
Comment from Sandra du Plessis
A very well-written Naani. The sweet sounds of an old guitar are one of my favorite sounds in music, as long as the guitar is well-tuned of course. Lol.
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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A very well-written Naani. The sweet sounds of an old guitar are one of my favorite sounds in music, as long as the guitar is well-tuned of course. Lol.
Comment Written 19-Nov-2016
reply by the author on 19-Nov-2016
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haha you fonny, My friend organized a peace protest with music and I told her I could hear it all the way to Africa. I like the idea of this song bounding and resounding around the world.Thanks for the review, peace, j ps I hope that you are feeling safe today.
