Best Fanfare Poems


Premium Member Fanfare For Spring

winter now exits
the spring orchestra strikes up ~
fanfare for rebirth



Written 4th March 2021.

Premium Member - Fanfare - Pleiades F -

Fall are glowing of gold

Flooding of nice colors  

Flutter neurotic leaves 
 
Fruitful trees with apples 

Frost on the creek at night 
 
Foretaste of the winter  

Flashbacks ... summer pleasures











Used and checked on://www.howmanysyllables.com
Each line has 6 syllables
(poem in the Pleiades form)
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
23.09.2016

Royal Fanfare

Royal Fanfare

Royal wedding plans;
Pageantry fit for a King,
All the world awaits.


Premium Member Limelight and Fanfare

Limelight, band music, fanfare
Politicians love gala affairs
Hidden in secret plans sealed
Who would have thought such a deal
By politicians who seemingly care

On Fanfare For the Common Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLMVB0B1_Ts
Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare for the Common Man"

Drums play
  ears listen
Visions display
  eyes glisten.
The quiet burns
  as freedom yearns.
Trumpeters announce
  man's every ounce.
Distant thunder sounds
   love should abound.
Embrace the words, the message
  of life's echo, its solitary vestige.
Here we live and proudly stand
  the everyday un-common man
Struggling to live well from birth
  before we leave this hallowed earth.
In looking back who we are, what will we see
  the good people we struggled so hard to be?
What will or should be mankind's epitaph
  as God separates us from the weed and chaff?
In the end, money, prestige and power will be undone
  and individual lives forgotten in the rising and setting sun.
Yet in the shadowed past something might remain
  purpose and presence in release of these chains.
Play soft and loud the song to be unsung
  and silence the words and lies of tongues.
We are people born once to being honest and sincere
  where are we now from promises - far off or closely near?
Sound the instruments and play the song
  man has made his mark loud and strong
Last farewells may quickly come
  as self centered dreams succumb.
In his final and departing absence
  comes return of nature's balance.
In the end
  we are simply men.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Autumns Fanfare

Summer winds down, autumn appears
Leaves upon ground from deciduous trees
Foliage now rustic ebbs slowly away
Animals gather food for winters stay.

Webs that glisten from wet morning dew
Misty white curtains blurs scenery view
Rituals and sacrifices in old days of past
Thanking God's harvest and future ones last.

Daylight grows shorter - long nights begin
Bonfire nights and apple bobbing
Parents and children carving pumpkins
Ghosts annual night visit at Halloween.

Horse chestnuts seeds - conkers kids play
Blackberries grow plenty, wild fruit of the day
Autumns rich colours, beauty fanfare
Natures painted canvas and artistic flair.
    
     
              07.09.21


No Fanfare For This Common Man

zealotry yawping within un
   pretentious sporty, quirky, 
   oddly, manly, kooky, impisly, gummy, 
   edgy, dorky, cocky, belly airs

to disseminate, a quick  
  literary flourishing brushstroke 
   no on nest to dog lie 'n, tie gears 
   (tigers) boot this chap bears,
who copped, dropped, 

   plopped out of college devoid of any careers,
and wandered the globe after 
   searching classifieds for reign leaderless deers
this buck rogers wannabe could be doe ting, 

   and assist sleigh get off the ground 
   on account of his Dumbo ears,
despite abomination, hesitation, and trepidation 
   to push comfort zone and exposure therapy skyward 

   in order to over nervousness about being in high places 
   plus countless other fears, 
and an extreme intervention measure considered, 
   would be brain transplanat with that of another, 

   whose mental cogs and gears
and a canine like audibility acute as a hares
means to sprint at light speed if senses 
   being caught in the cross hairs of a gun barrel, 

whose fate doomed demise almost insnares,
yet PETA type person would loathe any jeers
if any animal alluded to characterized 
   heading toward harm

and in reality, this heir, 
   who favors knitwears
with pink frilly (“I HATE BOYS”) panties, 
   would put his measly life on the line,

cuz aye believe every creature own right to live, 
   whether they dwell in damn trees or underground lairs,
oh..., or kept in stable condition 
   of ca horse hi mean mares

a barn strewn with hay during the day 
   to fend off pitch black ominous sounds 
   Equus ferus caballus (Hardy 
   as a mountain Laurel), 

   but quite susceptible to nightmares
thus some veteranarians strongly suggest 
   cloth eye elastic lined ocular shades, 
   but please make sure Mister Ed, 
   or his ilk doth newt overhears.

Premium Member Fanfare

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              Americana's
      music for the common man
        Touching heart and soul


Aaron Copland's  "Fanfare for the Common Man"

Premium Member Allegory - or - Fanfare for Corpocracy's Rise

In silence, we watch shadows pass.
They shape our thoughts and feed the farce.
Moulding lives to fit the lies
that see us strive, conform and die.
And scared of what we do not know,
we do not move or seek to go.
But idle in their well-known forms.
Find safety in such practised norms.
There is no need to speculate;
the shadows teach us fear and hate.
Breed small world views and selfish thoughts.
Dispense with troubling shoulds and oughts.
It matters not what's right or wrong,
so long as we all nod along.
Accept those preached invented truths,
and justify each new abuse.
While newborn Gods, those few rich men,
close liberty's gate and lock the pen.
Embrace what once seemed quite absurd;
they are the path, we are the herd.
In barless cages, with blinkered eyes,
bearing witness to corpocracy’s rise.
The missing light upon that wall
...an absence which now stains us all.

There Is Momentary Fanfare

The song reflects like a deep pool.
The sunset's a floating gemstone.
Melody moves me then oh so slow.
The fresh playing of instruments.
Strong voices sing the inspired songs.
Young women dance on the sidelines.
And the young men watch them closely.
A solo guitar plays the lead.
Other instruments soon join in.
The energy is powerful.
Then they all end at the same time.
A lone saxophone starts a sweet sound.
Then the music fades and people leave.
All in a single mind they move.
Eyes meeting and smiles matching.
The moment's somehow expanded.
There is momentary fanfare.
Every Eye a body camera.
To lend to future descendants.
To honor times when love ruled.
When love is what was important.
For it's what would open the door...
The door to our forgotten dreams!

7/20/21
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.

Holiday Fanfare

Holy Days, Christmas, worship and pray;
Hallowed! our Lord and Savior’s birthday.

Hope's celebration leaves me dumbstruck;
Hectic plans take charge, running amok.
Hurry, scurry, flurry; tempers flare;
Hate these vibrations from hell's fanfare.
Hanukkah too can leave folks obsessed;
Hearts forgetting how much God has blessed.

Holiday delight, joys can increase
Harbored in love, in grace, in peace.


December 19, 2020

A Small Fanfare of Delight

Daffodils march around an oak tree
fanfares from buttery throats,
yellow notes flutter as light
as butterflies.

Pond circling a pool of sunlight,
ducks circling the sun,
a child's red kite tugs
at invisible strings,
                      I let go of the sky.

Fanfare

She takes me into the night...
where my love rests...

her love my frequent
visitor...

she conquers all stress...
she bathes my love in
her tenderness...

her kiss reveals to me...
the passion of her love...

this message delivered
independently initially
from above...

the giving of a loving
soul...

an angel sacrificed...
this surrender worthy
of her belief...

for when ever she 
stands near me
her smile...
...glows all over me...

Premium Member No Ado, No Fanfare

I dreamt about a wedding 
The couple wearing jeans,
Cowboy boots and flannel shirts 
In a meadow near a stream
Two onyx rings presented 
Everything so right
Americana music
Played into the night

With moon and stars as witness 
He took his country bride
And placed his lips on top of hers
His love no more to hide
Then when the fête was over
Just her and him were there
Alone, these two together 
With no ado and no fanfare

Intellectual Fanfare

nose pressed in a book 
too studious for my own good 
better go outside

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