Oh, this world of worn-out welcomes
I whisper windless to your conch shell ears
Holding in an ocean
Silence is black
And silence is the grand geonisound
Nocturnal is the rain
Nocturnal is the silent eyelids
How I work for all it's worth
And pluck the stale teeth
That carry any tune
From the dirty grin
How I whistle as I work
Through jaws of piano keys
That marchp-stomp the song
And send the music bubbles all afloat
Lost in the seas of agonies
In the conch shell of an ear
A canyon dusk and dark
To the bees' nest of a honey-sweetened brain
Oh, am I worth the eager ear?
I always seem to feed
And drain the precious harvest gathered
From the fields vast
Of the whistling sailing grains
Stirring to the studder of the air
Piano stomp Piano sway
Drunken tongue drunken day
Melt me to the liquid wood
To fasten me up tall
Nailed to the stage
And brush the curtains back
From my languid teary eye
To spill the apple of my heart
And catch the newborn baby dry
Hi! As a pianist, and a piano tuner/technician, this poem caught my eye! You painted a nice word picture! Keep on writing!!! Cletus (Clete) Hardiman Chardiman@Comcast.net