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A tidbit poem about the experience of playing music. |
| He found his mother’s sheet music, Frayed, outdated ‘Greatest Hits’ Dubiously notes the discount store price. When faced with unfamiliar compositions The greatest players will acknowledge Surrender to the out of reach. This player will sit, unsettled by dissonance, Fingers poised like hairy spiders On chipped edges of the yellowed keys. He'll let this sound be reveled, for a moment, by his children who tote peeling wooden trains. Just as soon let them forget and play. Some players trust their discount store Composer. They'll allow the air to ring and waver From the tension of a minor chord. The player pumps the peddle. Hears protests Vaguely sourced beneath a wooden lid. Moments after the song became muddled: Resolved. |