Poet. David L Weeks

20/04/2026

Moments of Nostalgia (M.O.N.)
An audio, visual, literary production by David L Weeks
🎧 Best experienced with airbuds/headphones.

Do you remember the first girl or boy you kissed? Or the one you never got to kiss—perhaps the one that got away?

M.O.N. is a quiet reflection… drifting through memory—where youthful longing, innocence, and time itself gently fade.

Set against a soulful guitar backdrop, this spoken word piece captures the feeling of looking back—not with regret, but with acceptance. The roads once walked are paved over, the beaches reshaped, and the moments that once defined us now live only in memory.

This is a moment.

Graphic and Vocals design: David L Weeks
Mixed in: Soundtrap
Music: “Archtop Jazz Guitar Solo” by bassimat — freesound.org

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Sharice, I apologize for taking so long to share my thoughts on your book. I finally sat down and wrote them down. I truly enjoyed reading “While I Was Watching the Sun: After the Sunset.”

Sharice, your book had my attention from start to finish. From the opening poem, 'Oshun,' to the final poem, 'Kaleidoscope,' you captured the balance of life’s highs and lows while keeping the book uplifting. Honestly, it reminded me of Maze and Frankie Beverly’s 'Joy and Pain, ' a bittersweet realness that hits your soul.

What I loved most was how personal and raw the poems felt, like I was sitting there, listening to you tell your story. That transparency and intimacy? It made the whole thing so authentic. You didn’t just write a book—you kinda let us in. Your book was truly a testament to love, healing, and what I’d call 'self-rediscovery.' Thank you for sharing!

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