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Piano
Even when your strings
Are slightly out of tune
The right fingers
On your ivory’s
Will transfix
An audience
Even when your gloss
Becomes dull with years
The air will carry
Your beautiful melody
To my waiting ears
© Maggie Mae
Excerpt from the book “Poetic Melodies”
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Preface . . .
There is a human language that encompasses the globe, regardless of race, color, creed or country. Much the same way as laughter or tears, or any of our human emotions. When we see someone laugh, there is a universal language that is communicated by all of us. We know they are happy. Just as when we see someone crying, it is generally accepted to mean they are, most likely, sad. However, the language I am referring to goes beyond the…
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