Aloud Poems - Poems about Aloud

HOH TELL NO VEMBER GOLF al fah   row me oh you nee form     eck oh ecks ray in dee ah    see airrah wiss key yang key     zoo loo foks trot mike     tang oh oss cah      jew lee ett pah pah vik tah char lee keh beck   lee mah dell tah         bra voh ! well said ...

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eye experience remember conceive think pause begin speak aloud voice & articulate await ...

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**ADDENDA 23 Watt verse so terse...

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.. . . . . .Stand out from the crowd** Read your posting aloud* . . . *Due to the one breath limitation' the intuitive cadence thereof permits the 'reader' (reciter)to respond in an interpretative-interplay unique** to the ' happening moment'...

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Read aloud -a Hilda Morley tribute gestures of merit light in letters with fluttering words simplicity of impulse twixt art &art white silence shape emotions with power of the image in the inner state of mind ...

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WC Williams  upon           this                   page                   just                   as WCW           did                   with                   her 'reply' to his       'just                   to                         say' matter         of fact                     so every                       day a note           husband                   to wife can         become                       so well                       read...

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Christina Rossetti  come by come buy                 eagerly lap so exotic this     drizzling             juice crushed fruit       sweet to the tongue       sound to he eye come by come buy             superbundant innocence in abundance               aplenty come by come buy             jouissance succulent fruit         crushed         pulpy to whet         your appetite let     your         imagination                       run                           wild effusive prelapsarian           with             delicious desire come by come buy         take it                     as                     it                     comes...

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quirinus kuhlmann   From Dark                   angst.shame.                                       comes Pain From Light                 warmth.peace.                                       with Joy From Night                 sleep.relax.                                       in Ease From Day                 pluck.praise.                                       to Please From God                 faith.love                                       with Grace A kulmann variation...

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Charles Olson  PROJECTIVE VERSE  of open verse fame spaces&breaks sans grammatical symbols  'the one breath              limitation' an intuitive    cadence when boh read   &said an interplay visual to the eye so wrapa-around lines   quickly     say       good-bye...

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Ezra Pound  He began as an image theorist with the genre never did not persist...

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Lyrical in beauty dug from the depths of the past. A storyteller, articulate elegaic writing words to last. Of farm life and childhood, deep in Irish terra firma frozen in memory and now released for our delight in a succinctness of thought of the commonplace...

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Ogden Nash  New York poet Ogden Nash with rhyme made quite a splash His topics aesthetically absurd so popular though when heard...

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POETIC WALK WITH MARIANNE MOORE Come read and let my voice take you along a syntactical line                                   Better yet                                   if well met listen, make this a unique ‘as is moment’                                   ‘twixt you & I Line indentation underlines the parallels of my verse                                   The shape my syllabic disposition, the stanza my unit of sense in ‘sentence sounds’                                   surrounds...

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Edward Lear  Engiish-born Edward Lear both poet/artist we do hear Known best as the limerick king but art really made him sing...

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Rudyard Kipling  'My Son Jack' a WWI ode did bring  known better for for the poem 'If' in a simple style -never stiff...

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