A Little Jazz
A drummer, two guitars and bass
Were playing in the perfect place –
Right near the entrance to the park,
The ideal spot to make their mark.
The instruments alone supplied
The soundtrack which so satisfied
That singing really wasn’t missed;
To listen, one could not resist.
We grabbed a bench and sat a while.
No passerby held back a smile.
The concert, naturally, was free;
Five dollars garnered a CD.
Their bag filled up with money tossed,
The music worthy of the cost.
A little jazz can quite transfix
And so our fiver joined the mix.
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