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Harmonica (Speak to my Heart)

What beautiful sounds

Do you whistle through my ears?

Chords of the heart

Are what I hear

Your notes of ecstacy

Slowly soothe my ears

You speak a language that knows not letters

No sentence nor stanza can contain your tears

You skip introductions and goodbyes

Instead you pull the latch and enter the door

That flows you down through corridors of years

Held in passages of thought

Like a winding staircase

Through the capsules of my very heart

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truman-brislin-miller
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Published
Jan 2, 2012
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