I bought her a guitar in a thrift store. Warped, unplayable except for slide.
She wanted to learn: an enthusiasm of a few weeks, like the paint sets and artist's paper I later found discarded in her drawer.
She's like a teenager that way. Enthusiastic, experimentive, a bit unfocused.
She left the guitar here for me. I play it, and think of her
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