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Music permeates through the woods
Listen closely, can you hear it?
This melody brings a sense of calm
Nature witnesses a new hit
Calmness radiates from a banjo
Listen again, can you feel it?
Life pauses, taking in this song
Appreciate this moment, let’s sit
Even in darker times, comes light
Listen now, can you feel its blitz?
Calming tune filling every heart
Playing a banjo, without the glitz
People reaching out to others
Living as sisters and brothers
Steve Martin is an accomplished banjo player, and he shares a message of calmness and peace from the woods with his own self-video performance. This video inspired the writing of this poem.
That banjo give a very nice sound. I wish I could play it
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Very nice poem too. Relaxing in nature and enjoy peaceful sound
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Maurice, I appreciate you reading this poem and sharing some thoughts. God’s peace!
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You are welcome and thank you
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VERY NICE, i CAN FEEL IT. I USED TO PLAY THE tenor, 4 cords Banjo in my father’s Jazz bands.
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Pat, this is amazing! I enjoy banjo music so Steve Martin filled me up.
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What a perfect post 💚 Beautiful words and music. I’ve enjoyed watching him play (and love it with Kermit the Frog, too). Music definitely soothes the soul. Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing some wonderful and kind words. I have always enjoyed banjo music, and Steve Martin isn’t a bad banjo man. God’s peace!
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And to you! 💚
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Well done! 🙂
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Judy, I appreciate you reading and sharing these kind words.
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Lovely poem and sound.
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Thanks Bonnie. I enjoy listening to banjo music, and Steve Martin satisfied my appetite over a cup of coffee.
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Welcome.
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Who knew? I loved it, great share! 🙂
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Julie, I appreciate your reading and sharing. Praying for you and your family. God’s peace!
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I listened, and I felt it! This is a wonderful soul-felt poem. An inspiration to me.
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Susan, thank you for blessing me with this thought. The music moved me to write, and it allowed me to share with so many others. God’s peace!
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What a lovely positive message … enjoyed his clip, thanks for sharing ❤
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Kate, you are most welcome. Watching and listening to Steve Martin play his banjo in the woods inspired me to write. There is always a purpose to what we write, photography, and share. God’s peace!
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🙂
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The poem and the sound marry together into a beautiful creation.
Keep safe Big Sky
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Crissy, I feel blessed to have found Steve Martin playing his banjo in the woods. When opportunity knocks, the moment needs to be shared with others. Staying safe in Ohio!
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Good to hear .
And yes we must make the most of every opportunity.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Enjoyed the banjo guy!
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Thanks Jim. Steve Martin is a pretty good banjo player. The moment is precious.
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🙂
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great job finding the words to accompany Steve Martin’s banjo playing. wonderful post, Richard!
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Thanks Jim. When I found the video, the spontaneity of a concert in the woods was amazing. Steve Martin kept everything focused on his humble musical message.
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mission accomplished…
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Richard your words painted this beautifully. The musical sounds is lovely hit!
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Yonnie, I appreciate your kind words. Sometimes, inspiration for a poem comes from places one never expects. Steve Martin is an awesome banjo player.
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Definitely agreed. Steve Martin on Banjos makes strings sing. Thanks for sharing Richard.
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