From San Juan Via Hollywood Boulevard
Written by Jonathan Henderson
Thursday June 19, 2014 @ 11:17 PM EST
Three thousand miles, so far; and yet so small, our world
Quite minute as we each stand tall; and yet I reject how we
Continually part the Red Sea west and east of the Mighty
Mississippi - between you where it never rains in Southern
California and I, atop my humble Smoky Mountains of East
Tennessee - and it really is a main street: a strip of drag
Partitioning the lady and her showbiz from the pioneer as
He is blazing his trail in the wilderness of his beloved old
Southland, for at day's closure, the lands between still will
Ripple gently, her peaks still arouse curiosity, forever just
Splitting that Red Sea, the great divide, as Jericho's walls
Cry of a lonely dispensation as friends are reliant on today's
Messages to be sent through bottles as cast upon the net,
For as always, the lights along Hollywood Boulevard will
Serve as the lantern for her to reach to her especial amigo
As he watches the sun set upon his Tennessee porch, his
Honeysuckle in tow, admiring the majesty of Rocky Top.
Born of two worlds and still separate by a new, he’d fancy
Extending his right hand, perspiring as it would, in warmth
And compassion to the lady so unique, her gentle, subtle
Demurity hinted via photographs of a tale yet divulged to an
Audience incapable to be recipients of a heart it never saw.
She’d gladly reciprocate, for a world of seven billion strong
Could never be wrong to justify of a peace amid so many
Soloist commonalities; and ours as a community of two
Commonalities, two hearts beating for their time to set the
World afire, for she is delivered to my undivided attention
From su patria San Juan via Hollywood Boulevard’s lights.
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