Did someone excommunicate me
And I didn't know about it
From what
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Wow I really enjoyed that music..
ReplyDeleteDorothy from grammology
grammology.com
Dorothy. You must mean the Gerry Mulligan? (It's the one that smacks readers in face right away).
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm a sucker for such jazz. Something in my neural pathways. I dig it, it's dug into me.
Thanks for admitting your appreciation!
Excommunication happens, but if we did not know we had been axed then I suppose it does not matter in the spin of our own axis. It is all so much lint, just that and nothing more.
ReplyDeleteFor sure, Cher. Excommunication, as all 'stuff', happens.
ReplyDeleteLooking at my posting, it's hard to tell whether it reflects paranoia or a 'sixth sense' about what someone was doing across town with pins to the clay effigy they made with my nail clippings.
Maybe I just 'grooved' in some subconscious 'Tristan/Isolde'ish way with that image attached which is meant to reflect a historical event, but which may just show social exile of a couple whose love brought them down.
You have the soul of a poet. Truly.
ReplyDelete(Well crafted 'double-period' style choice!)
ReplyDeleteAn abiding 'thank you' for all the kind things you've said!