Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Jul 2015
Bloodied fingers are badges of honor
that few men suffer themselves to accept.
Part of the debt the instrument incurs;
a separation of skilled and inept.

The mastery of half a dozen steel
strings oft becomes a lifetime endeavor.
This daring quest for musical ideals
demands commitment lasting forever.

A hollow body touches the essence
of perfection that is merely expressed
by mortal beings of inconsequence
who caress the Muse nevertheless.

Ten fingers endure torture on six strings
for melodies only guitars can bring.
Ron Sparks
Written by
Ron Sparks  M/ZΓΌrich, Switzerland
(M/ZΓΌrich, Switzerland)   
Please log in to view and add comments on poems