Saxophone Footprints

Saxophone footprints across a mahogany soul.
Emancipation of the heart has been imprisoned by desire.
Red wine fantasies spill gently into tomorrow.


Dreams tenderly kiss a timeless reality.
Eternity, rendezvous with a blind destiny.
Candlelight illusions, speak gentle thoughts across captive dreams.

The scent of rose blossoms affectionately caresses your skin.
Silhouettes merge within the prelude of a romance.
Ambiguous shades of passion, flow into circumstance.

The minutes melt into intimate hours, discovered by dawn.
A evasive mirrored mirage kisses a idealistic vanilla sky.
Saxophone footprints upon a fragile glass ceiling.
Reflecting the innocence of a friendship shattered.



Poem:
MHS©Copyright 2011

Awesome..

Thanks....

I want to dedicate this poem to Clarence Clemons
I can hear his music being played behind the poem......


Clarence Clemons - Rest in Peace

Clarence Clemons tenor saxophone player for Bruce Springsteen. Died on Saturday, six days after suffering a stroke at his Florida home. He was 69.

Clarence Anicholas Clemons, Jr. (January 11, 1942 – June 18, 2011), also known as The Big Man, was an American musician and actor. From 1972 until his death, he was a prominent member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, playing the saxophone.


"Jungleland" - Sax Solo
Clarence Clemons: tenor saxophone solo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0md__RpSHg

Yes...I heard of his passing this morning...Such a talented man...

a visually beautiful write, and a perfect dedication!

Thanks...

Bumping up another old write....

Beautiful

Thank you angel68111, very kind of you....