My Three Legged Friend
This poem, My three legged friend, is about a person who works out her/his situations at the grand piano. Sitting down to play a beautiful flowing piano work a ruckish, angry piece comes out. Realizing that was just the kind of comfort she/he needed the pianist thanks her/his best friend, my three legged friend.
The night was silent, yet I could hear the music
The sounds come that way to me, I don’t have to tune them
So I decided to find my way towards the ivories
Pass the boxes and the blue ribbon that was beside me
And their she was, black and bold
As if I had never left her alone
I sat gently on the bench, in the middle don’t you know
Placed my hands on the keys and started too twitter
The tones that formed were shaped in delight
D major - G major - E Minor tight
But the sweet notes turned into a Friday night fight
Angry, coarse, like a wild black horse
Not like the sounds I had in my head
This music sounded like the Grateful Dead
I stopped and started again
I realized I felt better than when I began
I think I’ll keep this piece for special occasions
Like thunderstorms and too many dalmatians
After a while I stopped
My fingers felt like they had been on the chopping block
Sweaty and hot I unclenched my teeth to find no one to speak
I closed the cover without a sound
Turned out the light and said good-night
Thank you my three legged friend
I can always count on you to the end
The sounds come that way to me, I don’t have to tune them
So I decided to find my way towards the ivories
Pass the boxes and the blue ribbon that was beside me
And their she was, black and bold
As if I had never left her alone
I sat gently on the bench, in the middle don’t you know
Placed my hands on the keys and started too twitter
The tones that formed were shaped in delight
D major - G major - E Minor tight
But the sweet notes turned into a Friday night fight
Angry, coarse, like a wild black horse
Not like the sounds I had in my head
This music sounded like the Grateful Dead
I stopped and started again
I realized I felt better than when I began
I think I’ll keep this piece for special occasions
Like thunderstorms and too many dalmatians
After a while I stopped
My fingers felt like they had been on the chopping block
Sweaty and hot I unclenched my teeth to find no one to speak
I closed the cover without a sound
Turned out the light and said good-night
Thank you my three legged friend
I can always count on you to the end
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