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Antique Heart (The Attic Room Part I)
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January 17, 2022
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Antique Heart. (V-I) Ive an antique heart -- Wrapped up in cheese cloth -- The materials been gnawed at by moths And its up in the attic, just there Adjacent the dust riddled, cobwebbed rocking chair I see eyes peering out of the paintings And I swear at night I hear them talk -- And at night the mannequins walk -- This, I swear The rocking chairs always rocking, and I believe its not just the air! (PRE) There, next to Grannys cane And olde Granddads moldy tinker trains. And the box Id once kept a rabbit in, hidden under my bed Till mother, oh mother, oh mother -- Killed him dead! (CH) Antique heart in the attic of my old house Antique heart, hidden under Aunt Zeldas blouse! Antique heart, the heirloom of heirlooms, indeed Antique heart, you know -- Faberge cant bleed. (V-II) Ive rummaged through boxes of sepia toned photographs Dead children posed, and men of barber shop quartet moustache! And women with pitchforks and huge gaudy hats Which I image were purple if the colors werent flat. Festive gourds carved up, and onions on strings Sundries of superstition, Apotropaic things. Marionettes hang above me, like they were sentenced to death I search for my antiquated heart with bated breath.
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