PIANO
A TERZA RIMA

Your keys are black and white, your keys are tuned

I shall say it once, I shall say it twice

Do I really have to convey it thrice?

Your great chords ring clear and your words fly true

Throughout the chapel and throughout my heart,

The song within me shredding me apart.

Your majestic glory shall never die

Even as the sun goes down every night,

All shall remember your triumphant might.
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Info about a Terza Rima:

You might be able to get some sort of sense of what this poetry encompasses just by looking at the name of it. The lines in these types of poems are arranged in what are called "tercets." What this means is the lines come in groups of threes.

That does not mean that the poem is only three lines long. There can be multiple groups of three lines. Like the haiku, there are certain syllable requirements, as most poems written in terza rima have lines of 10 or 11 syllables.

Source: examples.yourdictionary.com/what-are-different-types-of-poems.html