Week Forty-One - Song for Fred (Caroline Marie Brooks)

This week's entry is Song for Fred written by Caroline Marie Brooks for her first solo album, Everything at the Same Time.
Caroline brought her guitar part over and we sat in my living room and wrote what ended up being the completed duet. 

This weeks poem, Journey, is from my Remnants collection. For anyone who has driven from Southern Ontario to the far north, from daylight into the dark, might connect to this short bit of prose.

Caroline Brooks - Acoustic Guitar 
Fredrick Brooks - Nylon String Guitar 

© Caroline Brooks

<Click here to listen to Song for Fred>

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JOURNEY

Two hundred miles I travelled
Past southern hayfields 
Through mist rising from symmetrical farmlands

Then shadows appeared as I raced across the north 
Leaning into my angels
Ghosts in the Precambrian Rock

Before me
The moon 
Like a great pale eye 
Lighting the meandering road 

© Fredrick Brooks


 

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