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~ Black on white Scores in three quarter sorrow Sharps and flats beneath heartbeats Dust and cobweb mosaics glistening in the key of pain Scaled deposits wait lonely in the corner Replaying adagio chords of lost love, composed in major and minor on yellowed decaying paper Tuning key locked away, Forte expressions shackled in sustain pedal nightmares of faux concertos worn in overture’d blistered edges as empty fingers play on Blood trickles on ivory, cascading in mirrored visions as I realize this candelabra’d composition was written by me…in my hand, my notes all the while knowing, the empty chorus performed is the hurt I have staged upon your heart Silence finds me sitting on a wobbly bench, uninspired attempting balance with a still metronome living in the shadows of what I have become decomposing your smile, ashamed at the lyrics, cursing the music for it is the song of your sadness that I should never have played
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 6:33 PM UTC
Empty Fingers
~ Black on white Scores in three quarter sorrow Sharps and flats beneath heartbeats Dust and cobweb mosaics glistening in the key of pain Scaled deposits wait lonely in the corner Replaying adagio chords of lost love, composed in major and minor on yellowed decaying paper Tuning key locked away, Forte expressions shackled in sustain pedal nightmares of faux concertos worn in overture’d blistered edges as empty fingers play on Blood trickles on ivory, cascading in mirrored visions as I realize this candelabra’d composition was written by me…in my hand, my notes all the while knowing, the empty chorus performed is the hurt I have staged upon your heart Silence finds me sitting on a wobbly bench, uninspired attempting balance with a still metronome living in the shadows of what I have become decomposing your smile, ashamed at the lyrics, cursing the music for it is the song of your sadness that I should never have played
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 6:33 PM UTC
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