In a quaint little town amidst greens and golds,
There lived a woman named Monica, as the story unfolds.
Working hard in the fields, her hands calloused and tough,
But her heart yearned for something more, something enough.
From sunrise to sunset, she toiled in the land,
With grace and perseverance, she’d lend a helping hand.
But when the weekend arrived, her spirit would soar,
As she sang the blues at the local bar’s open door.
Her voice was a melody, a sweet and soulful sound,
Filling the hearts of those who gathered around.
With every note she sang, a story she would tell,
Of love and loss, of joy and pain, within her heart’s deep well.
Monica’s voice carried the weight of the world,
And through her ballads, emotions unfurled.
The bar would fill with rhythm and the tapping of feet,
As her heartfelt blues swept everyone off their seat.
They’d dance and they’d sway, lost in her song,
Feeling every word, as if they belonged.
Monica would sing with passion and might,
Transporting them all to a different world, that night.
In the country she worked, with determination strong,
But her true essence shone when she sang her blues song.
For in that small town, she was a shining star,
A woman named Monica, the blues singer with a guitar.
And so, her weekends became a cherished retreat,
A time to unleash her talents, so bittersweet.
For in those stolen moments of music and rhyme,
Monica found solace, a well-deserved chime.
Though the days were demanding, the nights brought release,
As Monica sang her heart out, offering peace.
A small town woman, with a voice so profound,
Monica’s blues echoed, leaving traces all around.


