I am not against pharmacy pills. A new ideology
a little bit sanctimonious, Zen Medica superior
to CVS. There’s something to be said for CVS
besides two for one nuts. But this is not a CVS poem
(although CVS Covid Poem might possibly be appropriate now)
My new sleeping pill with the possible side effect
of Unbridled Grandiosity led me to this dream last night:
Mayor de Blasio in an effort to gain some ground
in his male battle with Andrew Cuomo decided to give
every household in New York City a union made keyboard
and we would all learn to play while we were home and the whole
city would decide on a song to play together, maybe every
Friday night. Change is Gonna Come this week’s song.
I happened to be practicing the piano when this poem came in. No question about it, practicing time has become longer and more involved since social isolation. And a shout out to my wonderful piano teacher, Polly van der Linde
Yes for playing music. The easiest is always the best. The inferior teacher makes it more then it is. Two or three chords are all you need. You learn the muse by making many mistakes and enjoying it. The rhythm is your heart beat. Tap a foot to it until it becomes who you are. Then we can all play together……
Dreams don’t lie! Love to you and Peter. Stay well and take them pills. Xiaoyan
Let’s add pharmacist to our list that we cheer & applaud for.
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Very funny post! Unbridled Grandiosity is absolutely perfect!
And the idea of everyone playing music together, reminded me of the Italian response with everyone out on their balconies singing together!
hope you’re surviving this crazy time