Mar 28
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Well well well!
An Old Record
An old record dances
To a song from before you
A grain gently placed over the melody
With a grit in a once soft voice
A sound you have never heard before
But a sound you will always remember
And one that feels familiar
A faint sound of a woman in a dress
Dancing to the needles spin
Her feet tapping against the floor with every step
Long before your feet stood there
You dance to the rhythm of her favorite song
Without ever knowing her name
A symphony of memories flow between you following the tempo
You can picture the life she may have once lived
But you will never see her face
She watches you from above
A wide grin draping her face
Unknowingly dancing next to you
As she sees the song she once loved
Still being adored long after she last played it
original poem i wrote about how it feels to listen to old music
call me so we can kiss between your gal costa and maria bethânia records 🍂
It's a beautiful day outside today in harm city, and if you weren't told, you would never believe snow and Ice are bearing down on us tomorrow or the next. We have uncontrollable weather spirits here In Baltimore. We all become accustomed to their mercurial changes. It's part of the charm.
In today's look at my grandfather's record collection we have Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli singing together live. I was always in love with Liza Minnelli. I had a bunch of childhood crushes. I think I may have been 9 or 10 when I first saw Cabaret. It left a lasting impression on me. Liza could be the Betty Boop of her age. Her mother Judy Garland was the Dorothy of her age. I always loved Judy's voice. Her struggle in life always made me feel sorry for her. Child stars are vulnerable to the hungry beast that the movie industry is. The story, although common, is no less painful and I think it stands to these women's strength and determination to live beyond it and rise above it.
In a more jovial light, lets go back to 1964.
Judy Garland & Liza Minnelli "Live" at the London Palladium 11-08-64
🌊 The House In The Cerulean Sea Edit
“Don’t you wish you were here?”
📼: Sea, Swallow Me -Cocteau Twins, Harold Budd
i’ll be here awhile
Starry night inspired, done with acrylic markers!