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Alone, left not a sound nor word of extricate. As humble pie they slid. Words unfinished, like fancy work embossed on the hand extended. Silken gloves removed to reveal fingers that we pianists gently stroke on simultaneous keyboards. Verbose the affinity, once shared in a twilight of linger. And in the dim that sings La Traviata to the silenced autumn’s light grew quiet. She remembers a smile of a time that tingled …
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Mar 26, 2012
Mar 26, 2012 at 11:19 PM UTC
Dichotomy in C Major
Alone, left not a sound nor word of extricate. As humble pie they slid. Words unfinished, like fancy work embossed on the hand extended. Silken gloves removed to reveal fingers that we pianists gently stroke on simultaneous keyboards. Verbose the affinity, once shared in a twilight of linger. And in the dim that sings La Traviata to the silenced autumn’s light grew quiet. She remembers a smile of a time that tingled …
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Mar 26, 2012
Mar 26, 2012 at 11:19 PM UTC
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