The Lady Sings The Blues Poem by James Casey

The Lady Sings The Blues

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She sings a song with passion
With a voice that echoes pain
Her dreams of love are fashioned
With the words of each refrain.

She sang the blues in sorrow
T'was the only friend she knew
With lyrics that she borrowed
From her life that sang the blues.....

I followed her from bar to bar
With the hope that she would see
Me in the audience awaiting
For her to notice me

Tonight I heard an angel as
She wept at shooting stars
Those strings she left just dangling
Remain, hanging from my heart.

I was born to pen these words
She has learned to pay the dues
A voice that's doomed to be heard
This lady sings the blues....

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Jim 2011
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kasia Fedyk 24 May 2012

Oh wow James, breathtaking poem, I feel her as she sings her blues and your pen gently on paper carries the notes for us to see. Thank you!

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Kasia Fedyk 24 May 2012

Oh wow James, breathtaking poem, I feel her as she sings her blues and your pen gently on paper carries the notes for us to see. Thank you!

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Valerie Dohren 24 May 2012

Great poem - not a fan of blues singing, but love the poetry which is very well penned.

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Smoky Hoss 12 May 2012

There really is something very moving and magical about those ole blues; great poem James.

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James Casey

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