WALTZ FOR DEBBY by BILL EVANS Story by N.T. McQueen
Even before the idea of children, the words haunted me. A porcelain pure girl who leaves her dolls and her prince and her silly old bear when adulthood corrupts her imagination.
WALTZ NUMBER 1 Grande valse brillante by CHOPIN. Poem by D.R. James.
The lilac beaches, the rough promenade,/have frozen over in the night.
WAM for the fifth year
We'll be at the lovely Albury LibraryMuseum on Saturday evening, 17 September, for our fifth appearance at Write Around the Murray.
WATERFALL by HEATH KING/FLOW (and MEMPHIS by THE BADLOVES). Story by Martina Medica.
I blink - and the Badloves disappear. Instead, on the stage, I see a ghost. Not Elvis, no. But a King nonetheless. Heath King.
WATERFALLS by TLC. Poem by Michael Leach.
...we laugh in fear’s face and sing words first sung by TLC...
WATERLOO SUNSET by THE KINKS Story by Rick Kane
Rick Kane Northcote, Australia July 2015 London July 2010Vicki and I scan the north side of the river, trying to imagine what window of what flat Ray Davies peered out to look at people swarming like flies down below. Is he looking at us now?