
The old piano, worn and brown,
Its keys once ivory, now mellowed down.
A faded photograph tucked inside,
A young girl's smile, with fingers wide.
The silent strings, a promise kept,
Of melodies that gently slept.
A hand caresses, a touch so light,
Waking memories, bathed in moonlight.
A hesitant note, then another rings,
A dusty song, with fragile wings.
The music builds, a cascade of sound,
Memories dance, emotions unbound.
The old piano, a vessel true,
Of joy and sorrow, whispered through.
The final chord, a lingering sigh,
A story told, beneath a tearful eye.


