The Ersatz Pianist
What a shame! What a shame? He plays furiously on his instrument, looking into the screen, passion-lame, typing without any thought or sentiment. It's an old, makeshift desk, but brand-new keys to sing his voice, Fulfilling a high-tuned burlesque, his heart is waiting to rejoice. A keyboard with all black keys, and letters, numbers and a mouse. This ersatz piano rocks the seas of the human soul; an electronic house. It devours the constance of time; and reverses it through sleep, It is 4:03 and soon you can't climb the clef notes of deepening reap.
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J. Maw
I care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. Michel de Montaigne
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