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Ode to the Saxophone |
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It waits to be
played, in a dark freezing case waiting to be played. It waits for my warm fingers to touch it once again; it waits to touch the cloth on my sweatshirt which it loves so much. Waiting to see his friends, the trumpet and trombones, loud and shiny, the clarinets and flutes, small and skinny. And finally he can’t wait to see her, the saxophone he is in love with. He loves the sound as if it’s God singing. He just loves it when they play together. She is an instrument from heaven, the most beautiful saxophone he has ever laid eyes on. But when the bell rings and he goes flying across the room, hating to be parted from her, he is taken apart, put in his case always thinking of her. He just sits there laying down thinking, thinking of her sound as if angels were singing and then he falls in a deep sleep wondering if she is thinking of him. |
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This page was last updated on January 16, 2008 by the KIWW Webmaster. |