Watching "Jazz" on PBS
A few years back I was watching a segment of Ken Burn's mini-series on the history of Jazz. The TV was the only light in the dark room and I was in some kinda weird melancholy mood. I noticed the rug in front of the hallway had a corner that was bent upwards. This somehow put me in a poetic frame of mind... and there you have it.
Watching “Jazz” on PBS
There’s an upturned corner
to the rug
that allows me to pass
Miles is playin’
with a sublime serenity
angry faced
(the music opposed
to the man)
His dark heart
a great mystery
honey from the rock
Coltrane rises
from his shadow
finds the dark unknowing
in a golden “S”
Someone comments
“It’s the closest to religion I ever got”
Watching “Jazz” on PBS
There’s an upturned corner
to the rug
that allows me to pass
Miles is playin’
with a sublime serenity
angry faced
(the music opposed
to the man)
His dark heart
a great mystery
honey from the rock
Coltrane rises
from his shadow
finds the dark unknowing
in a golden “S”
Someone comments
“It’s the closest to religion I ever got”



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