Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.
Choose a genuine response. Counts appear only after several readers agree.
The note is printed high enough to require planning permission. Our soprano studies it,
The final amen has seven endings. The organ chooses one. The choir chooses another.
We crop the washing from the chair, the argument from the doorway, the hour we spent not speaking.
The tenor enters early with confidence enough for two. The altos raise one eyebrow.
At measure thirty-seven the altos vanish. Not from the room.
One hand means softer. Two hands mean now. A circle means breathe together.
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