Sunday, July 27, 2014

The Violinist

Upon the weathered wall where
Names are scribed and scrawled
She stands and plays her song
And all we can do is watch
Attenuated to the tones, transcending
What was written on the stones
She moves like a ghost, plays like a siren
Soothes the tired soul e'ery
Time she draws her bow
'Cross the violin
The sky cries in muted grays
But she wears a hundred colors and
Shines on even the darkest days
And the smile on her face
Would soften even the hardest gaze
'Fore she even began to play
And then the sounds, oh the sounds
Seems even the clouds are moving with her now
Til the sun peeks down, just to find out
What's going on behind their shroud
Beauty abounds, in e'ery moment found
When your eyes and ears are open
She will come 'round
And upon the weathered wall where
Names are scribed and scrawled
She'll sing to you a lullaby
Heal for you the mourning sky
Bring the dead leaves back to life
She'll draw the wintry curtains aside
And you'll fall for her a thousand times
As upon the weathered wall you scribe
One more name, and await your time.

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