The PianoA Poem by Patrick DaviesOh! The ecstasy of feeling the two halves of your body separate before a piano.
Recurring patterns either side of you. Reach outward, Touch their glossy rectangular surface Only the tiniest amounts, Pulsating gently down your arms, Of a careful, cautious pressure Willing a push of the fingers.
Left and right. Each become aware, each begin to move. Reach inward. They slip from your tips - ringing metallic. They learn quickly, so work as one Rising, falling and both - bending sound. Thought stops - melody constructed, You bathe in this jazz. In this flow. © 2009 Patrick Davies |
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Added on July 1, 2008 Last Updated on June 23, 2009 AuthorPatrick DaviesnoAboutTell you? About me? But what of the consequences? Oh God, the things they could do to my life if I handed it over... A background from which they could merge into the foreground - a window, an opening.. more..Writing
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