
For my current love: 'Thumbing my cell phone, not impatient, just impartial to movement when I hear such a succulent sound.'
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 123 - Reviews: 4 - Favs: 1 - Published: 05-09-09 - Status: Complete - id: 2671164
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-1Max,
giving a violin lesson on Tuesday
Sharp
child-fingers twist
around the bow;
Max says: softly, delicately…
words
that this child
hardly understands yet,
from behind, he
taps
the beat, worn out
sneakers thump, thump
a consistently steady rhythm.
Arms, fold under child
hands,
guide.
There, there, he says.
I am watching from the corner,
thumbing my cell
phone,
not impatient, just impartial
to movement when I
hear
such a succulent sound.
There's a shaft of
sunlight
falling into the middle
of the room from the glass
in
the door.
I watch it. It separates us.
Use your wrists, he warns
stay
with the measures, don't
loose the tempo.
I
wonder, if we have children
will they be virtuosos?
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