My head is much more in protest-song land right now, but revisiting something sweeter is a pleasant respite.
This came pouring out of the uke at the start of the summer.
I still like it.
Come To Me Tonight
There’s a cream of wheat moon breaking the horizon
Porch-light melting into sweet cream butter
All the whole wide world is hoping
you’ll come to me tonight
There’s a cross-town bus blowing on the meadow
Reminding us of all we left behind
You can taste its tang against the cool
If only you will come to me tonight
Fireflies are dancing in my eyes
Drunk with dreaming I’ll procrastinate the sunrise
Meadowlark is singing in the dark
I'm afraid that rooster’s got my number
Yes, I’ve tried my best to fathom your address
Touched each doorbell and dialed every phone
Come to me or I will be
Alone--forever yours--all my life
So please
Come to me tonight
Partially using this blog as practice for terminal degree apps., mostly spitting out observations and questions. Topics may focus on theatre and the relationship between audience and performer or may go far afield. They might even get personal.
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Works Cited
- Commitment - http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/21/magazine/21hoffman-t.html?ref=theater
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