A Musician's Escape

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She who so beautifully plays
Violin every now and then
Moves the sharp bow with awful grace
Forth and back, unknown when it ends

She whose severe pain serve as notes
Her memories, the music sheets
With one mistake, her self she loathes
And so deeper music she meets

The long frets were always hidden
Underneath fabric and soft cloth
And every second one to ten
Deeper the frets and bow goes both

The crimson coloured whole notes fall
Onto the stage she claimed she gained
Into her own demise she crawls
And for so long she smiled again

Surely she won't be able to
play violin again, she's through.

6.10.18

Don't cut yourselves, humans. I loveu

-Quen

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