Poems by Poet on the Piano

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  • Stake (2)

    Counting the number of fingers it takes
    to hold you, meter and all, a ripple the wind...

  • I held the key to the whispers; I knew
    you were cinereal in color and unforgivable...

  • I breathe heavily, remembering how you
    were told to sleep on this day, high above the...

  • Crystal glass slumbers at the crossing
    of our toes; we are emotionless as these...

  • I've often wondered myself if sweetness
    is the type of velvet voice that will fade...

  • Your eyelids are the color of winter
    morns where aghast clouds blush the faintest...

  • Jesus, I believe that you are the center of the...
    the center of my life, and the center of this...

  • There are no lyrics to the most spiritually
    significant words...

  • I want something stronger than tea but wiser than...
    Restless legs, an under exercised heart, the...

  • I'm nowhere close to being a woman, yet.
    Though I'm less than a year away from the correct...

  • -
    you may seldom know how a piano was...

  • Scratched walls resemble the ocean
    once tainted by a monsoon...