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Brass Premiere
by Timothy M.
copyright 09-03-2001


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
In the evening then
her slender figure in that long black gown,
her fair plait glimmering,
her trumpet pressed against
her breast,
her belly breathing and
her baby blues
promising.




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05-25-2005 James Shammas    

Interesting-- A fragment of beauty caught by surprise. I like this kind of free verse, capturing a mysterious moment, not easily explained.

Jim
05-21-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

I like the poem and how it ? our thoughts and reactions.
09-05-2001 Bob Church    

I definitely thought of her as a musician, and I loved the metaphor of the "baby blues". Perhaps she's expressing the duality of the phrase. I don't recall seeing too many blues performances by elegant ladies in long, black dresses, but I could think of no metaphor for the trumpet. Very interesting poem. Thanks for sharing it with us.
09-03-2001 Beverley McInnis    

I think I understand the poem....not sure though. Is it about a musician ready to play? Or a mother to be. Hmmm, have to think more on this. Elegant poem.
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