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7/11/2017 5:49:47 AM
An honest opinion The Climax

Elegant frequent interludes


Ebony and ivory harmonized

The maestro raises his hands

A single note from violin




Reverberates the soul within

Piano keys dance the storm

Conductor's baton waves the way

The orchestra now as one




Vibrations pounding in my heart

Sweet cellos and harps sing

Two dueling clarinets take front stage

Silhouetted angels fill the mind




As the beating of timpanis start

A fluttering flute swiftly flies

With dulcet melodies swirling about

A double bass begins the final coda




Then blissfully, I open my eyes


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7/11/2017 7:26:49 PM
Still trying to write a poem To write in a way so it comes across,

With meter and rhyme so nothing is lost,

Sounds easy to most but Oh pray tell,

Like adding cadence and metaphor well.




But I'm no expert so I seldom comment,

I mostly enjoy reading without lament,

A finely crafted poem, a life of its own,

Effects me deeply, gets me in the zone.




Though I will admit I'm just an old softy,

Most that I've read did touch me subtly,

Since I was a young man with pen in his hand,

Tried to mimic the greats and think I was grand.




As the years rolled on I could see the truth,

I was just a fool and quietly seemed aloof,

Remembering once what my father would say,

I'm good for nothing as he walked the other way.




As something came from nothing we surmise,

I lived my life with all that it truly implies,

In the spirit of good fortune, I write in my rhymes,

And try to incorporate the feelings and times.





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