Fifteen Feet In The Corner Poem by Marcus McKinley

Fifteen Feet In The Corner

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The world weighs heavy on my shoulders
Like the varying bebop of piano keys
The walls in my mind insurmountable
Like the buzzing of a bee in a paper bag

The notes of a jazz trumpet set me free
To the mastery of Scott Joplin
And, the stringed cords that bind my mood
In melody all is forgotten

A mental syncopation of a worldly pace
Non economic or monetary
Blessings distinguished within their grace
A revelation are these revolutionaries

Thursday, November 3, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: forgotten,love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jacqui Broad 23 December 2011

Capturing my blues perfectly... Nothing like jazz or a saxophone to calm the nerves. Great poem!

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