Piano Keys

Piano Keys

A Poem by Emma Hagreen
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An old English assignment

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Piano Keys

 

Every single piano key 
ebony or ivory 
playing a tune, soft and fair 
melody weaving through the air 

music, a path to the joy 
climbing like a vine 
remaining as eternal noise 
rising up the ranks of time 

hands are deft and diligent 
delving along the keys 
searching for the message sent 
as only the artist sees 

the melody is told 
the words are spoken 
a note of pure gold 
left as a token

 

the song remains

though silence abounds

nothing remains

of the piano’s soft sounds

© 2013 Emma Hagreen


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Emma Hagreen
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Lots of figurative language, well organized and described. I'm a piano payer myself, so I appreciate this a lot. I like how you say "the song remains" although there is silence. The silence after a song greatly contributes to the effect of the piece, as you may well know. Well done Emma!

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing and keep writing! :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


"the song remains
though silence abounds
nothing remains
of the piano’s soft sounds"
My favorites in this well penned poem...:)


Posted 10 Years Ago


this is really good. i remember reading it before too and youre good at making poems so i think you should write more... but it makes me jelly because i kinda stink at writing poems haha but yeah this was really good

Posted 10 Years Ago


i see such depth in this piece, metaphorically...the soft sounds of love between people, or among people..the black and white keys working together to create that peaceful sound...

jacob

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Very Nice write, Love the rhyme scheme and flow.
Awesome writing

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lots of figurative language, well organized and described. I'm a piano payer myself, so I appreciate this a lot. I like how you say "the song remains" although there is silence. The silence after a song greatly contributes to the effect of the piece, as you may well know. Well done Emma!

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Emma Hagreen
Emma Hagreen

Honeoye Falls , NY



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