Summary
The text "Joys For Frees" is a poetic expression about embracing freedom and joy through the metaphorical act of playing the accordion, liberating oneself and others, and advocating for the freedom of bees.
Abstract
"Joys For Frees" is a whimsical and thought-provoking poem that uses the accordion as a symbol of personal and communal liberation. The author expresses a desire to break free from constraints, encouraging a life lived without limitations—free from the confines of words, free to move, sit, think, feel, behave, and simply be. The poem takes an unexpected turn by including "bees" in the narrative, suggesting that this freedom extends beyond humans to encompass nature, specifically the bees, which the author and others will help liberate through the joyful music of accordions, offered as a service without charge.
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When I learned that Freedom looks like joy I took up the accordion To free my own — And that of others around me.
Free from words Free to moves Free to sits Free to thinks Free to feels Free to behave Free to be Free to bees Free bees?
Free to bees — youse and mees will free the bees — leading them out on the joy wave of the accordions — a service we will supply for frees to bees.
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