Adagio Poem by Iwao Mizuta
Adagio
Words are my notes
Of bronze, silver, and gold:
Hung on a scale,
Melodious and bold.
Who will read them,
Strung like clear raindrops.
Who will hear them,
Sung high on hilltops.
No one to meet
So that I can do more;
Will no one seek
My songs for encore?
Thursday, January 2, 2003
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