I found you in April, a lone cherry blossom Floating on the wind as the spring smiles. Your hands were oddly calloused, Your fingers scarred. You told me that you played The violin, and I told you, I played none.
You played Chopin on the stage And the music was yellow, red and light. I saw the words in your music, And your words became mine. I saw colors within music, The image of spring after The last of summer's nights.
Your favorite piece was Love's Sorrow, A piece you played like a lullaby. Although I couldn't understand Mozart, Kreisler and Liebeslied, I found meaning in every Note that your violin cried.
Your pieces were embedded With the deepest loneliness, Hidden within the pitches, tone and sound. You eyes sparkled like the light Upon the bluest water Every time your bow touched The strings of your old and loved violin. And I'd remember how you looked So utterly beautiful, beautiful, beautiful During that one spring night.