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The piano keys are stacked. These days, the loudest piece of Furniture is keeping its mouth shut With scales more colorful Than snakes it carries notes and Ideas like scatteres marbles. Shaking lincoln log thoughts Out of my ears I build a gazebo. Dragging instruments one by one, I have an orchestra. My fingers thaw into hands That remember how to laugh. I start from scratch and Slow as a snail, those old Recipes come back. Some better than others. Old friends you are like family Speaking in your secret languages. How I've loved and missed you. Each instrument a unique Engine of guilt. As my apologies are accepted, I pray they always will be. Like a parent I will try again To make things right.
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Jan 12
Jan 12, 2026 at 1:06 AM UTC
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The piano keys are stacked. These days, the loudest piece of Furniture is keeping its mouth shut With scales more colorful Than snakes it carries notes and Ideas like scatteres marbles. Shaking lincoln log thoughts Out of my ears I build a gazebo. Dragging instruments one by one, I have an orchestra. My fingers thaw into hands That remember how to laugh. I start from scratch and Slow as a snail, those old Recipes come back. Some better than others. Old friends you are like family Speaking in your secret languages. How I've loved and missed you. Each instrument a unique Engine of guilt. As my apologies are accepted, I pray they always will be. Like a parent I will try again To make things right.
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42/F/Des Moines, Iowa
Jan 12
Jan 12, 2026 at 1:06 AM UTC
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