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The door opened, he entered There was a whoosh of air The Bluesman looked bedraggled And he grabbed himself a chair Cy, came out, he heard the bell Saw the Bluesman, gave a smile He said "I see the storm is worse" "It's gonna keep up for a while" The Bluesman looked around the store Saw a guitar on the wall "She's an old one hanging over there" He called to Cy, now down the hall He grabbed it, rubbed the neck some He said "she's got a lot to say" He went back to the wooden chair And the Bluesman, he did play "There's lots of music in this girl" "So many songs not sung" He looked back at the hook behind Where this old guitar had hung He sang songs about Jesus about freedom, and the moon Amazingly for the guitars age It wasn't out of tune Cy went to the pawn stores back returning with a flask He'd brought the Bluesman medicin The Bluesman continued with his task "This old girls a treasure trove" "She's just so full of words" "Songs kept hidden for so long" "Songs just waiting to be heard" He played some more, the storm let up He thanked Cy, took his leave "An old guitar needs to be played" "It's lost songs to be grieved" "You know that you can play her" "Whenever you come by" The Bluesman turned and smiled He held the flask given by Cy "That old guitar is special" "She's an old soul, just like me" "I thank you for the offer" "Time will tell, we'll see" The Bluesman left the pawnshop It was if he wasn't there He went out back behind Gianni's And sang his music to the air
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Oct 8, 2017
Oct 8, 2017 at 3:41 PM UTC
The old guitar (a bluesman poem)
The door opened, he entered There was a whoosh of air The Bluesman looked bedraggled And he grabbed himself a chair Cy, came out, he heard the bell Saw the Bluesman, gave a smile He said "I see the storm is worse" "It's gonna keep up for a while" The Bluesman looked around the store Saw a guitar on the wall "She's an old one hanging over there" He called to Cy, now down the hall He grabbed it, rubbed the neck some He said "she's got a lot to say" He went back to the wooden chair And the Bluesman, he did play "There's lots of music in this girl" "So many songs not sung" He looked back at the hook behind Where this old guitar had hung He sang songs about Jesus about freedom, and the moon Amazingly for the guitars age It wasn't out of tune Cy went to the pawn stores back returning with a flask He'd brought the Bluesman medicin The Bluesman continued with his task "This old girls a treasure trove" "She's just so full of words" "Songs kept hidden for so long" "Songs just waiting to be heard" He played some more, the storm let up He thanked Cy, took his leave "An old guitar needs to be played" "It's lost songs to be grieved" "You know that you can play her" "Whenever you come by" The Bluesman turned and smiled He held the flask given by Cy "That old guitar is special" "She's an old soul, just like me" "I thank you for the offer" "Time will tell, we'll see" The Bluesman left the pawnshop It was if he wasn't there He went out back behind Gianni's And sang his music to the air
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My mind is like a pawn shop. Most people wouldn't care about all the odds and ends in there. But if you do, and you can make a fair exchange, anything in there is yours. So shop around any time, You never know what you may find
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Aug 17, 2020
Aug 17, 2020 at 10:53 PM UTC
pawn shop