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sonnet #6

the low light accentuates the turns and curvatures

and the deepest mahogany hue

contrasts most nicely against your porcelain features

and the double bass which you pursue

it's hard to discern when the instrument ends

and your delicate figure begins

as you rise with the music and your bow descends

a symphony for the ears and for the eyes nearly sin

your beauty flows through the tips of your fingers

and out of the rich body with a sound so true

as it dances through the hall with a color that lingers

you both become one in a moment anew

the way that you shine as your instrument speaks

can mute the outspoken and turn the vicious meek

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ballard-midyette
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Mar 24, 2010
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