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stories
told in fractions
taken up
& wound around 
eager reels

life sounds 
captured mid air
taken in
& spun around
played by ear

© 2014-Rene

Photo via Magpie Tales Poetry Prompt




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  1. Cool, Rene. Some great stuff on those old reels - priceless memories, really.

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  2. If they are not told in fractions, then they are most certainly listened to in fractions in my house! I can never sit still to hear a whole show.

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  3. Great poem! I love the line "life sounds captured mid air"

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  4. As concise as it comes, the sounds and rhythms in harmony

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  5. I remember these old reel to reels . . . certain music is invoked in my memory when I see one.

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  6. Love this. I'm glad someone else just listens to life too,

    Mosk

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  7. The reels are always eager, Rene. Indigo x

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  8. You sure got it taped.
    And said precisely what the machine does!

    Fist time at Magpie Tales.
    Eddie

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  9. ....and that is what a writer does...take in the sounds of life and re-play them....a brilliant write Rene!

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