artbycassiday
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Indiana by Martin saxophone
My Old Martin
The now tarnished saxophone
Wailed a mournful cry
Echoing through the empty evening sky
Like a lonely coyote
Howling on a dry eroded butte
In the New Mexico desert
In the 1950's
Whose sound is only now
Reaching our ears.
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