My little finger strains to meet
the string two frets away.
Some chords will never be played.
I have been a novice at this for years.
I concede it is not my gift given, only
an ever-straining desire of the muscles
and that’s okay. There’s no time
to do everything after all.
And sometimes
winning is a hollow thing.
© N Nazir 2021
Oh Sunra this poem is gorgeous and so clever. “An ever-straining desire of the muscles and that’s okay” ❤
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Thanks so much, Bernie! ❤️
Hope you are enjoying this gorgeous autumn weather 🍃 🍁🍂
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Thank you for this musical 🎼 poem. 💙 Un beso grande Nina.
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Gracias mi amiga 💕 Un abrazo y beso a ti 💛☀️
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❤🍀
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Ahh, power to the little finger! I remember the blisters and that weird F move. Oh, I finished the book! And even better – it is translated into Slovenian and available in the library near my parents. They will love it, especially dad who is a sucker for Intelligence. 😀
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Gosh, you read that quickly. It’s surprisingly good, isn’t it? 😄 I couldn’t put it down either. I even found myself fancying the main character toward the end, he was quite swashbuckling! Though the tunnel vision view of Islam throughout was a bit off-putting.
I have a suspicion the writer was hoping some Hollywood director would sit up and notice and turn it into a film as it reads quite filmically imo. No doubt your dad will enjoy it!
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Lovely work. Sometimes it is the process that is most fulfilling than the ending.
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Thanks so much Grace. That is so true💕
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