Even EVEN more poems!

Still by Abse, the first two are both technically the same poem; Musical Moments 1 and 2.
Musical Moments 1 is also called His Last Piano Lesson (1933). It outwardly appears to be about  child who is bored of learning the piano. This is suggested by the phrase "Numbly bored with scales". The word "numb" describes a lack of feeling, almost a dead sensation, with nothing there, no presence of any sort. The poem continues to imply a sense of music being dead, as suggested by "a coffin of music". This interpretation is supported by the fact that dead people go in coffins, and for death's container being  music summons a very grim image indeed.
As far as links to Larkin go, I can't remember the names of the poems, but I know precisely what poems I'm after. If you are seeing this, I haven't edited in the names of the poems, and you may want to come back in a day or so when I find THOSE SODDING BOOKS.
The song for this poem is the Free N Losh remix of Press Pause by Pretty Lights, it's just too fitting for words.  
















And now for part 2, also called Outside a Graveyard. This IS going to be a happy, I can feel it!
Aaaaaaaaaaand I was wrong. Then again, I might not be. This poem may as well be written in Greek, I can't interpret a damn thing from it. Although the quote that accompanies the poem I do like. It reads "One day, the piano has all the colours of the orchestra; another day, it brings fourth sounds that come from other worlds" -Edwin Fischer
We need more sounds from other worlds. They're different.