Like a Freeze-Frame Mirror

Time for another blog entry. What to write about today? I think it’s time to pause and reflect on things. Like a freeze-frame mirror. I think of where I am, where I’ve been, and where I’m going. Is there someone special in my life about whom I’d like to shout from the rooftops? Why haven’t I been posting my more usual morose and lonely thoughts to my blog lately? Why haven’t I been writing much of anything on my blog lately? What does purple taste like? Why so many questions?

Today

Today was a good day.

Mood Piece or You Know Who You Are

I’ll write you this poem As my way to show ‘em The highest you hold little piece of my heart A lilt and a beat A jig with my feet Do dance with me lightly and slightly apart My life on a string My smile does sing A happier story remaining in sight Forget about worry Keep not in a hurry Enjoying each moment I’m within your light For pleasanter days I exit this haze And plot a course starward, escaping the night Then spotting an end Becoming a friend

Osophy on Paths, Heartfelt

It is said that the quickest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. I could not find a similar axiom for women, so I offer the following:

While the quickest way to a man’s heart may be through his stomach, the surest way to a woman’s heart is through her sternum.

I Wish

Sometimes when I sit down to play the piano for myself, I wish there was somebody else there to listen. Someone to sit quietly and to enjoy the occasionally beautiful music I play. I would like to touch her heart through the piano keys and move her to joy, anger, tears, elation. I put so much of myself into my piano playing at times, it’s a shame there’s nobody else around to listen. But I am very private about my music. It’s a very personal thing. Whoever my future wife is I hope she appreciates my music.