Poems by Poet on the Piano

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  • I am reflected in every shopping window,
    half mutt, half widow of Wall Street...

  • I never meant to walk these streets a liar,
    pluck untruths from worn cotton...

  • Autumn waltzes through cornfields, harvesting
    song like devout farmers who chant to weak crops...

  • The library door is creaked open, for you.
    I don't want the worry of, "is she having bad...

  • Hardcover flesh
    clocked within Neo-Gothic...

  • A pen's ink is not always trustworthy, it can be...
    poisonous to a nation divided by diversity instead...

  • Padded walls, cuckoo hearts, hospital gowns, med...
    that's all visitors rant and rave about as if we...

  • Cloisters of powdered memories -
    your promise to meet me on the moon...

  • I was not kicked out, flipped off, forced to shout
    because of another lover...

  • /
    sin is not innocent...

  • You bandage my wounds
    before bedtime...

  • What do you do when a memory is born then dies...
    Eleven o'clock on a Wednesday night/ a lonely...