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My fingers in my harp
My harp is a haven,
 From everything that is not right,
 My harp is lovely and it has strings,
 The strings are pulled really tight,
 And when I pull on them,
 A song comes out piercing the quiet,
 I can make loud notes and soft ones.
 
 Occasionally, I'll get stuck,
 With my fingers in the strings,
 Then I'll go onto something harder like Canon in D.
 Once I play Canon in D, 
 I go back to the previous song and play it,
 With many kinks.
 I really think,
 That the harder the song,
 That there's most likely to be nothing wrong,
 But even the simplest ones,
 Cause us groans.
 I hate when that happens,
 How I can see things that are big,
 But when they're small,
 They seem like Trig.
 
 I practice my two hours,
 When they say practice makes perfect,
 I realize its a lie. 
 Feeling makes perfect.
 You can't feel a song that simply isn't one.
 You can feel a song that is intricate,
 And familiar one.
 Why can't songs be made to feel and not be without any individuality?

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