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An Artist's Touch

It was my pride and joy. When I picked it up and My lips kissed the cold metal I felt instantly at home. My fingers pressed the three pearled keys up and down as if getting re-aquatinted, always one being a rebel. The spit valve needed a new cork for it dripped like the tears of a loved one, longing to be held. And the gold paint was chipping, revealing an ugly shade of brown. But as your hand glided across the paper, the blemishes and imperfections disappeared. And the world now saw it through my eyes. It did not shine or glitter in the sunlight, but it hung, proudly in black and white. A masterpiece.
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gloria-hernandez
Mexican
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Nov 17, 2011
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