JckHmmr_2000
Neighbor & Co-Worker
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- Aug 28, 2002
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Ramble some more, please. It would be a pleasure to be in your scope.![]()
Thank you most kindly, young lady. Your man is so very lucky to have someone as blessedly talented and creative as you.
And as you allow me to ramble, I shall.
Your story, Whispers from Mossy Grove, takes me back to the time of my parents when they were young, and then to mine, when I was as well. I am transported and inspired by this beautiful, future streaming-service television series. You have pitched a treatment or better -- yes?
Your story stirs within me a wish: that I could try to paint such a beautiful picture such as yours. And I would write the main character in homage to your talent.
In the story, I would be at a concert; one that I wish I could have attended during the artist's prime in 1984. I had no money back then, nor the opportunity or the means to go to such events. Now that I have money, opportunity and means, I try to make up for that lost time by attending the same performer's recent concert -- even if only to verify he apparently aged more gracefully than I.
The small, intimate venue is dark, with red and blue lighting and a spotlight or two. Steve Stevens starts off the next song with a solo.
https://youtu.be/qRLTEOashec
"Les yeux sans visage," I hear you singing background vocals like a serenading mermaid. Your voice is enchanting. I look around, and only see a pair of very enchanting eyes where someone singing the haunting chorus should be standing.
Then again, it is quite dark in that part of the venue, off to the side of the stage.
I sense others turn to look for you. They lose interest in the performers on stage as they peer through the darkness, searching for that voice that compels them. They are enchanted as well. And all they want is to draw closer to you, even if it means stepping into that dark place just off to the side of the main stage.