Red Hats in an Organ Loft
She wears red dresses these days,sometimes with black patent shoes
and inside the rotting piano case
she keeps a little nip of gin.
It keeps the sparkle that she used
to have when she wore white
and trickled down the aisle into the
warm sunlight outside, tripping over
the gravestone that had no expiry date.
Now when she plays at weddings,
she wears a red hat
but definitely no knickers.
Poetry by Elle
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Written on 2010-11-25 at 20:16
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