On Latrobe Street where the echoes fall,
A winter hush cloaks over all.
A lady stands in noir attire,
Her voice a flame, her breath a fire.
Beneath her coat, the world grows still,
Each note she casts bends time and will.
Beside her, fingers strum the night—
A guitar sings of loss and light.
The city's pulse slows to her song,
A whispered place where hearts belong.
Footsteps pause in drifting air,
Drawn to music soft and rare.
In shadows deep, her chorus blooms,
A velvet sound that clears the gloom.
On Latrobe Street, the cold and gray
Are warmed by what her voice can say.
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ReplyDeleteI was so close to the performer
DeleteUna escena de calle de lo más habitual que tú has sabido retratar de manera excepcional.
ReplyDeleteCloser the distance the better
DeleteIt seems these two people are making beautiful music which I can almost hear looking at your photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeff
DeleteBeautiful atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteNice to have a glass of wine in hands
DeleteTrue. It would be so relaxing.
DeleteUna escena muy detallada, lo único que le faltaría es escuchar la música y comprobar si buena voz la mujer que canta.
ReplyDeleteFeliz fin de semana.
It was rich and warm
DeleteLa dura vida de los músicos callejeros. Muy bien plasmada.
ReplyDeleteNot easy to make a living
DeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteA splendid poem to go with a splendid photo! Happy weekend to you :)
ReplyDeleteYou are a true poet!!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture.
What kind of music was playing there? That's a beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI love this - caught mid-song!
ReplyDeleteDedicated people.
ReplyDeletebravo. le poème et la photo vont très bien ensemble. j'aime beaucoup les contrastes de ce noir et blanc
ReplyDeleteNice shot :-D
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture and wonderful verse.
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy your street photography! And accompanied by verse, even better!
ReplyDeleteStreet performers are often really talented. I enjoy watching them. Well done, Roentare!
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