Our old piano

Nostalgically looking 
At our old piano in the hall
Reminiscing at the melodies
My girls learned to play when small

Looking at this dated relic
Wishing if only I could turn back time
How my daughters felt so clever
When they composed lyrics with a rhyme

Nowadays this piece of furniture
Only gathers daily dust
Just as well it isn’t metal
I fear it may well have turned to rust

Mahogony brown not many Scratches considering its age
It is locked in that hall forever
Like a pretty parrot in a cage

You see It was placed in its Position 
My girls used it every day
But unfortunately they grew older
Bought a house not far away

Well I decided to have a door
Removed from the hall
But I forgot about my piano
So where the door was, theres a wall

We have tried to no avail
In endeavor to take it out
It simply is impossible
I’ve locked it there forever without a doubt

So the only things my piano
Has to amuse everyday
Is an abundance of teddy bears
My childrens toys I never gave Away

They sit ontop of the lid
All looking at me
Different shapes & sizes
Cuddly toys as cute as can be