via This Book Is A Planetarium by Kelli Anderson
Peace (and stories in the sky is why),
Kevin
If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. ~ Charlie Parker
These are three poems inspired by Deanna’s Advent Of Joy mentor poems.

Peace (and poem),
Kevin
This morning’s prompt at DS106 Daily Create was to invent a Prog Rock band and come up with a song it might be recording in the “studio” of the image. I came up with The Time Signature Symphony, performing Kevin’s Off-Kilter Again. Then, I made a teaser demo of the song.
![Identified! [Vivian Leroy Crisler (1885-1953), an acoustics researcher at the National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D.C., looking over a loud speaker horn used in sound penetration tests] (LOC)](https://live.staticflickr.com/5825/21890090555_9f9fb24d68.jpg)
Peace (and prog),
Kevin
I wrote this song – Shadow Blue — and dedicate it to my friend and drummer, Bob, who had some unexpected life changes (it’s all good).
Peace (and light),
Kevin
I don’t know how my poem came from the Advent Of Joy mentor poem this morning, but there it is.
Peace (a cold breeze),
Kevin
Today’s prompt was to explore a lost civilization. Mine was the Isle of Musica. I realize the irony that I had AI create a fictional map for me to use. Ah well.
Peace (and music),
Kevin
Here are two poems from two days of the Advent of Joy poetry calendar prompts/inspiration poems.
Peace (listening in),
Kevin

I am not sure how the poem from this day’s Advent Of Joy calendar got me here, but I suppose that’s part of the magic of using poems to write poems.
Peace (and wonder),
Kevin
Peace (to you),
Kevin