The Piano is Lonely

The Piano is Lonely

A Poem by Brid

They say you are self-destructive,
shake their heads and frown, 
Never ask important questions,
only sympathetic sounds.
I look towards your wife.
Her long skirt flutters, casting
fingers of shadow on the floor.
This heavy gloom is lasting.
What is so wrong with your life
That you can't see our faces?
Staring through a fog of alcohol
dreaming of far-off places.
It isn't fair to the people who love you 
to waste your life like this
You have us all, you all of us,
if you'd only stop and listen
The piano doesn't sound the same 
when you are not behind it
The organ's throat is chocked with tears
Because no one speak's its language.
It isn't fair to the people who love you
to keep us waiting so long
You have us all, you have all of us.
Last week you played my favorite song.

© 2012 Brid


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Added on October 27, 2012
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