The Gift I Was Given
Guitar is a gift,
Was a gift.
Playing until my fingers were red,
Eating mayonnaise on bread.
Guitar hurt,
Guitar told my story,
Guitar sang,
And played.
The guitar still does,
I still play,
Day by day,
With a smile on my face,
The callouses almost
Smiling back at me.
I didn’t regret my decision.
It feels good when you make a good decision.
Six years have passed me by,
With great haste,
And I wonder where it all went.
Playing A Clare de la Lune,
And singing along to the Beatles all seems like yesterday,
But my hands haven’t played those notes in so long.
And I won’t ever stop learning,
Yearning to know more.
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