Angry Piano Poem by Ronald Chapman

Angry Piano



The ivories' sleeping is like a lonely black piano.

Beautiful, small girl quietly fight a dusty, misty bench.
Hello, old friend. Did you miss me?

Ah, life!

Running loudly like an old hammer.
Banging hard on the ivories.

God, action!

Piano keys are only black and white,
But sound like blue birds singing,
On a bright morning's day.

Oh! No!

Where are the noisy keys?
Never love a broken string.

Exhaustion, noise, and love.
Never fight a hammer.

Lord, anger!
Piano, why are you angry with me?

Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 11 May 2016

Somehow I see this as titled JAZZ. The assonance comes through. Read mine - Pole Vaulting - Adeline

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