Best Soloist Poems

THE SOLOIST

The Universe sang itself into being, 
and we are one of it's songs.
It laughed mischievously at black holes, 
that were hidden in massive throngs.

It spun a pirouette of galaxies,
danced in dizzy, joyful bliss.
It cast a spell of clustered stars, 
and gave us our first...

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Meet Brad the snake, he lived in woodlands.
He loved to make music in rock bands.
Singing so strong and loud,
Hissing, wiggling so proud.
Now how did he hold mike, without hands.


Written for


Sponsor Deborah Guzzi 
Contest Name Limerick II The Amphilbrachinator!!!...

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Seated on the sidewalk, 
singing under his breath,
a soloist in gray & black, 
performing the hard way
for pennies in his guitar case.
          
Focus closely now   
on the brown fold 
of undershirt closest to his...

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He Plays With An Act Of Expression.
No Act!
It Pulsates Through Him... Rhythm Never Came So Easily
This Music Makes Me Drunk
But The Emotion....

Takes Me Over...

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Flying solo against the wind
a weary hurt that time cannot mend,
a nostalgic manifestation that hangs in the backdrop of
rebuilding a life once lost,
slowly it drifts into obscurity, 
what once was will never be again,
that’s the beauty and irony of living,
slowly I will find myself again...

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This flaming torch I carry
bestowed from angels height

Believer of all miracles,
my destiny insight...

Dormant memories reveal,
unspoken in silent gesture...

The walk of fame awaits...
in serenity, and peace...

My words, as script creates...

Eileen R. Kelly...

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A distinguished soprano named Dinah
sings arias in North Carolina.
But her favourite thing,
without doubt, is to sing
selections from Handel's Messiah.

With extraordinary vigor and pith
she sings "I Know My Redeemer Liveth".
When she goes to perform
she'll be in fine form
and precisely know how to giveth....

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