| If someone calls you in to Sing songs; You have a part. Apprenticed to the leads, You're in with the tenor lead in a song. Every time he plays you for a song, You sing one. He can walk you on. You're not in the chorus. Back to the poets; Wait For the singer To show up. Turn pages, What a role. Join, Already recorded. Sing other styles. Sing shows; Best to start out with, Because it's all decided behind you. You have both cultures. You can go out for Who's with who. Go on and Mesh. Preclude Each other; Pleased about it. "If Someone Calls You In," poem forty-four of "Lettersongs," unpublished work © 2008, Lisa Page Weil. All rights reserved. |