Rob Huddleston of Ann Beretta

Getting to talk to Rob was a pleasure. During this talk he asked about what draws me to or what I like about the Bitter Tongues album. I had an answer but as I sat with this for a bit after the talk, I wondered what this bad has meant to me. I expressed it in a poem as this is how I express myself in life.  Please have a listen and enjoy!3 Chords, Our Truth and the Capacity we Hold in OurselvesWords un - endedExchanged in unisonHellos, goodbyes and see you later my friendsWe were all drawn to this, to scream and shout out our imperfections and frustrations, all while finding out who we areSometimes it beginsSometimes it ends Sometimes it gets picked back up againIt's a coming together of like mindsWhat you create is a gift And you have givenThe one thing I have learned over the years is that everything can shift the older we getAs to where it goes is still openI am living and embracing myself in a way I only ever dreamed of by reaching out and sharing that with whoever wants to listenI hope it can become -  what some call inspiration - to others like this Richmond punk band has done for me They have been a voice that has helped me define a relationship with the experiences I have lived in these moments that I’ve had with the music that we all share!