Sheet Music
By Robert Gibb
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Robert Gibb
Robert Gibb is Lecturer in Sociology, University of Glasgow, UK. His research interests include asylum procedures, the state, borders and translation.
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Sheet Music - Robert Gibb
THE MUSIC LESSON
for Matthew
Having just unpacked that violin
The color of casked brandy
And set it upright before him,
My son starts reciting the names
Of the parts he is learning,
Pointing each one out to his mother
As if tracing a splendid anatomy—
Neck, finger-board, bridge—
The shaped grain gleaming like parquetry
There by the parlor window
Where the words fall like light—
Body, peg-box, scroll—
The taut strings plinking one by one
As he fingers them
In an off-key pizzicato
And goes on with the naming—
Chin-rest and tail-piece—
The hours on their way towards him,
The bow he’ll soon be using
To kindle music from the chambered wood.
I
KITES
Come March we’d find them
In the five-and-dimes,
Furled tighter than umbrellas
About their slats, the