CHAPTER ELEVEN: A Player Piano without a Name (short story) by Shirley S Kirsten on AuthorsDen

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CHAPTER ELEVEN: A Player Piano without a Name
By Shirley S Kirsten
Sunday, June 03, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

An imposing cabinet grand piano without a name on its fall board was cherished by its parting owner.

Alice spoke about the day her towering upright left her home. "Yes, I watched it leave and it wasn't a big deal at that point. The important thing was that I knew the young woman was going to take good care of the piano because she promised me that she wasn't going to let anybody bang on it. I said to her, 'it's like you're taking part of my arm, but I'm willing to let it go.' "

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