Played Pianist
The girl waited in the dim light
With a black pen made for her to write
Yellowing paper rested on the pearl keys
Her eyes were tired, but the color of raging seas
Hesitant fingers pushed softly on the slick surface
She strategically placed them, and yet was also careless
The notes bounced through the lightless auditorium
Minor keys put together into a melody that was glum
She wondered as she played
If she would ever stop being afraid
Her fingers flew from the left up to the right
She made the high notes sound as stars at night
Nearly silent, but yet they could say so much
So small, but she could feel their touch
The notes began telling her where to go
As if she was being played by the piano
Her worry and fears washed away
The soft song hid her dismay
Oh, how the power couldn't last forever
Opening her eyes, she saw the black pen
The old paper sat unwritten again
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