You showed me your violin once.
The wood was glossed
Indentations from all different kinds of love
Dark with passion
Shaped to fit into the warm crook of your neck.But the useless thing had all its strings snapped.
You turned to me and smiled.
Swore you could play the thing and you weren't what had broken it
In the end.I laughed, then.
Now, I realize
I share too many things with that beautiful, useless, broken violin.Your instruments and their destruction
Author's Note
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