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Drowned Piano

by patti-masterman-heterodynemind

Drowned piano, plunging through the depths, Bubbling out its dark mahogany breaths; Drowned piano, songs played by the tide And the harp strings shivering inside. Drowned piano, the sea's become your hymn, All about you schools of fishes swim; Upon your legs, the coral will make a home, And clams will envy your keys of whiter bone. Drowned piano, answers a mermaid's prayer; Startles sea-urchins, with a sight so rare; Drowned piano, so many miles from shore- Beloved fingers caress you never more.
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Written by
patti-masterman-heterodynemind
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Published
Sep 21, 2010
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