Her once blue eyes had become tarnished as if they had lost some of their luster. She was changing, and he couldn't understand why. Trying to seek some sort of solace, he escaped to his porch that overlooked the city. Methodically he counted the passing cars, listening to Los Angeles soundtrack. In the distance he heard sirens and young teenage girls giggling about the boys they had met at the club. He tried to remember what it was like to laugh; to smile. He couldn't recall the last time he had actually experienced joy. His work was suffering but art and music became his muse. As he stared at the lights, he picked up the guitar.
It was a black Les Paul that belonged to Anna. Gold script covered a better half of it, displaying the words "non sapranno mai". "They will never know", she had said smiling, taking a long pull of a beer. Her memory once again, haunting him. Upon lighting a Marlboro, he began strumming the guitar. The song he played, was hers. It was a song that she had wrote one summer evening after they had made love. He will never forget the way she looked, illuminated by the candlelight; her guitar covering her breasts. Her voice and acoustics pristine...
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Vinyette style chapters are cool, interesting noir and grand sense of hopeless creative desire. Desire on all fronts.
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