Allegretto Poems - Poems about Allegretto

...FIRST MOVEMENT (Minor Key) Times such as these test body soul and mind So should our thoughts be pain and dark confined Or loosed to concentrate on brighter things Like furry puppies, flowers a......Read More

... With the tremulous dark vista so far and yet so near Abandoning my defences ~ I stand in awe ~ not in fear Virtuoso Maestro unleash a Composit......Read More

... No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go from freezing to spring's winsome reign. Birds entertain us with their song, t......Read More

... No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go from freezing to spring's winsome reign. Birds entertain us with their song, ......Read More

... No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go from freezing to spring's winsome reign. Birds entertain us with their song, ......Read More

...Her big eyes shone while to her chest she clasped the violin her dad worked hard to buy. Delightedly that Christmas morn, she gasped to see it; then she promised she would try with all her might......Read More

...It’s lonely a cold night of rain And I compose me a piece From the pattering of drops On the steel roof With claps of thunderbolt And swish of the wind Of somebody next door who Left somebod......Read More

... No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go from freezing to spring's winsome reign. Birds entertain us with their song, they tr......Read More

...The December sun fought to shine through the golden clouds and reach the frozen trees under a bright marigold sky; even the evergreen shrubs were covered with frost as on those Autumn mornings. No ......Read More

... No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rainsqualls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go, the sun shall sing its sweet refrain. The birds and beasts cannot be wrong to trill and c......Read More

...A Rondeau - inspired by Richard Wilbur No longer shall the earth remain with wintry rainsqualls, spattered snow, for we shall with the crocus go, the sun shall sing its sweet refrain. The bi......Read More