Beethoven's Last String Quartet

I love your old eyes.
 I love where they take me,
 to castles in the park
 overlooking the lake,
 with quiet voices
 explaining passions,
 to lessons taught with charm.
 We could laugh in that
 muffled way with gently
 tightened throats.
 We use things made of
 polished wood and glass
 genuine things. 
 We are in control. 
 I love that.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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