Sitting at the piano,
a blue note on my fingers,
her hands upon my head.
I struck a chord to mean
we're discordant and disdained,
but it came out right instead.
Sitting in her sleeping car,
riding shotgun like a movie star,
dancing without shoes.
But your fears made you afraid,
and that is why you ran away,
still hoping I would chase you.
Can't you see that I'm an actor?
I told you things I never meant.
Maybe we can't take the stress;
maybe you just cannot bend.
And every note I play is blue,
every chord I strike is you;
and though right now they ring true,
they will fade to nothing if abused.
Sitting at the piano,
a soft touch in my fingers,
caresses all for you.
You're beautiful and much much more,
but if you choose to kill the chord,
I'll trash the whole damn tune.
Sitting at the Piano
~07/2006
Subjects: poetry
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