I’ve visited some writers’ homes
And what I love the best
Is not the room where they relaxed
Or ate or slept or dressed…
And what I love the best
Is not the room where they relaxed
Or ate or slept or dressed…
But rather where they sat and wrote –
Their typewriter and desk
And what their window framed,
Often a view most picturesque.
Their typewriter and desk
And what their window framed,
Often a view most picturesque.
Today it was Pearl Buck’s estate
And staring at the keys
Of the Royal perched upon her desk
(She’d brought from overseas)…
And staring at the keys
Of the Royal perched upon her desk
(She’d brought from overseas)…
I realized it won’t be the same
For authors of today.
To gawk at someone’s iPad
Will the fans come out and pay?
For authors of today.
To gawk at someone’s iPad
Will the fans come out and pay?
Perhaps I do romanticize
But there’s a certain charm
To a writer’s clacking which, alas,
A P.C. does disarm.
But there’s a certain charm
To a writer’s clacking which, alas,
A P.C. does disarm.
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