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           Horowitz played Traumerei at the White House
           this afternoon two twenty-six seven eight
           counting memories of his fifty .here
           on a platform ambered thick with jonquils
           In flute-columned hall a fretful few-yeared
           grandson of the President
           hair brushed quiet by his father's hand
           and as captioned in tomorrow's press
           on a bench beneath an oil of JFK
           slept to Schumann

                                  Someone once asked Michelangelo, I am told

           As I slouch in after-dinner suburb
           receive delayed for telecast tonight
           today's homecoming in a mansioned wing

Long-veined fingers of my father
younger than I ever knew they were
brush in mine this music
he thought he could not make
but hoped that I would sing

                                    What it was to be a sculptor, or to sculpt

The scales which on that day had filled                                                    sonnet
with metronomic exercise
I swore this added to Clementi's
dulling journey ad Parnassus
pounded it in perfect beat
without a pulse
tore it smirking
while my father
brushed his thinning hair aside
and slowly turned and slipped away

                                                    And he replied, in some just-ciphered

           On my wiltless plastic jonquils
           browning in a metal vase
           below the rabbit ears
           Vladimir moves softly through the laurel path
           floats hands into the centered sea

           and plays

                                  Above all it is to release

My fingers pierce mid air sudden in the vacant living room
one four and rest three one two three five five
four-four-four three-three-three two-two-two five-five-

Long hands blue lined in memory like this mother's
whose love was never thought nor hoped to him
press softwarm velvet on the backs of mine

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