slow winter morning coffee walk
a bit of bliss really
new snow clings to old spider webs
the temple dog shivers...shakes
inside Johnny Cash sings of Christmas
Wrapped up in spite of the snow. An inner feelgood warmth enhanced by the melodious tones, of Johnny Cash. A master of words too..and for the right moment....
Love the "bit of bliss" - the tired monk's eyes are always open to the beauty around him. That's what I love about reading these poems - I get to share the lovely scenes!
Love Cash. Love this poem. Check out You Tube: Dylan and Cash, Girl From the North Country. Doesn't Get better. Many thanks for your kind comments. http://youtu.be/5PEVK66jsEM
Oh, Johnny Cash... didn't "get" him when I was young and snobbily steeped in jazz. After I heard the track he wrote for "Dead Men Walking" soundtrack, I finally understood the depth of his feeling. Then I went back to the Folsom days, and my appreciation blossomed to real love for his authenticity of spirit. Great poem, Ollie! Amy http://sharplittlepencil.wordpress.com/2011/12/02/the-day-i-saw-an-angel-fly-lyrics/
Oh! somehow i have the good fortune to own a cd with johnny cash singing christmas AND dialogue of he on stage with family and friends. it is the dialogue that fills me. i will send you a copy if you'd like. can i do this? i mean, physically, is it possible through e-mail? i think so. if you'd like e-mail me at thetinyleaf@gmail.com and i will send it off to you.
all the best over the holidays! well, and always, of course.
Old Ollie,
ReplyDeleteWrapped up in spite of the snow. An inner feelgood warmth enhanced by the melodious tones, of Johnny Cash. A master of words too..and for the right moment....
Warmest Wishes, Eileen
I really like the image of the temple dog.
ReplyDeleteNice one!
Love the "bit of bliss" - the tired monk's eyes are always open to the beauty around him. That's what I love about reading these poems - I get to share the lovely scenes!
ReplyDeleteLovely image- new snow clings to old spider webs.
ReplyDeleteLove this, great images, especially the new snow clings to old spider webs. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteFour great images in five short lines - some going!
ReplyDeleteLove Cash. Love this poem. Check out You Tube: Dylan and Cash, Girl From the North Country. Doesn't Get better. Many thanks for your kind comments.
ReplyDeletehttp://youtu.be/5PEVK66jsEM
Oh, Johnny Cash... didn't "get" him when I was young and snobbily steeped in jazz. After I heard the track he wrote for "Dead Men Walking" soundtrack, I finally understood the depth of his feeling. Then I went back to the Folsom days, and my appreciation blossomed to real love for his authenticity of spirit. Great poem, Ollie! Amy
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Excellent, Old Ollie! Johnny Cash does sing a goodosby. Christmas. So does Bing Crosby. (visiting from dVerse)
ReplyDeletenice...johnny cash christmas brings back memories...and i totally want some snow to cling near here...
ReplyDeleteGreat! The Christmas cheer is here much too soon! Who would forget Cash.
ReplyDeleteHank
What a great winter snapshot. The temple dog shivers! Love that line.
ReplyDeleteNice image.
ReplyDeletei've got, like, two hundred Christmas songs on random repeat from november 'til january.
ReplyDeletenew snow clings to old spider webs - that is cool.
ReplyDeleteneat, well done.
ReplyDeleteOh! somehow i have the good fortune to own a cd with johnny cash singing christmas AND dialogue of he on stage with family and friends. it is the dialogue that fills me. i will send you a copy if you'd like. can i do this? i mean, physically, is it possible through e-mail? i think so. if you'd like e-mail me at thetinyleaf@gmail.com and i will send it off to you.
ReplyDeleteall the best over the holidays! well, and always, of course.
xo
erin