I Was a 12 Year Old Rock Star

I am still alone. The Mother’s side of what is left of us has a reunion. We all have chosen to have a mere child, or two, or even none. When it comes to the boy’s (Jason Argos I. Have you ever received a close dose, of Jason Argos?) potential family, he has 3 cousins. One has the keyboard playing son. He is the only second cousin for my granddaughter. We don’t count the nephew that has abandoned us. His daughter, the only other 2nd cousin, is nolo contrende’, or whatever, because of our family’s lack of constitution in all regard, to togetherness, unity, and even a sense of familial closeness. You can say that we have pulled back more than a bit from Father’s “two wives, two families, two jobs” approach to all things in such a manner and even socially in a fashion, therefore. Nonetheless it will be the youth (Winston!!!) that carries us all forward into the dawning of grand and illustrious perceptions. He currently can twinkle enough, just outside of an “in-tune” playing format, to wonderfully offer a sense of hope, encouragement, and a truly optimistic vision of tomorrow. As long as we are still around any way. If you have noted, I would like to expose that youngest nephew to some old school stuff. The song from Genesis, on the double album “Lamb Lies Down” that is just before the big hit, has flute. “Once a Jesus suffered, heaven could not saa–aave him, and now my ship is sinking, as the captain stands alone, a pawn on a chessboard, a false move by God may now destroy me”. Then “Stand Up & Fight” comes just after! The other band was Grand Funk (RailRoad?) Their song “I’m Your Captain” is a slow, and gentle somber bit of a number. In any case, Happy Sailing Everyone.

From the book; (Edited) A random thought, spectacular mote, richly sweet, in a candy drop, a cool line’s eye, so fabulous and hot, creamy dreaminess, for a foolish fop, a foolish whimsy, a casual trot, for such fine fancy, with a colorful pop, an Oscar Wilde one, a fitted slot………..,