Poems by Poet on the Piano

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  • Randomly, I'll remember
    bits and pieces of it...

  • Walking down the long aisle in a white dress,
    Their bright eyes meet, loving each other no less...

  • Crowding into a capacious elevator,
    Elbow to elbow, eye to eye...

  • He says he can leave me with
    an outlet, a bureau I can imprison...

  • Change
    must first be...

  • You raised two suicidal
    kids. One who questions...

  • Jellyfish fingers
    slide beyond summer's treasure cove...

  • His midnight voice
    melts the tension...

  • If language were a code for war
    we'd be verdicts of an indigo sky...

  • Don't you want to go back to those sunlit days
    where we would stretch our hands and catch golden...

  • Intimacy. (2) 1

    My right hand, a statue
    inches above the coffee mug...

  • Instead of uttering a phrase
    that promises better time...