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the D flat poems 1. night piano after all these years
the key of D flat found me
in those black keys
how life throws curves
endless improv
chords of my many lives in
one
the impossibility
and your eyes
the rush and quiet
of mountain streams2. D flat where did you come from saying my hands are so strong as you reach and take them in to yours I gently pull them away what do you feel you ask but I can't tell you can't go past this line your eyes so direct we meet there your hands reach again you don't want to let go but must I suppose I know you will disappear piano in the evening silver light through the blinds I discover the key of D flat tears of time in my fingers you'll never hear © July 1998 Leslye Layne Russell These poems were published in the August 1999 issue of Blue Moon Quarterly. |