Brahms Poems - Poems about Brahms

...Consider the practice of pedagogy. Sounds less like a noble profession, And more like a pervert’s kinky fetish, A groomer’s form of fieldcraft. Socrates taught Plato, Just as Shumann mentored Br......Read the rest...

...Endless fields, I don't notice them anymore. I drive upon a video map of ever repeating memories. The land is flat, the horizon hardly changes, mile after mile the same white noise scratchi......Read the rest...

...I can only imagine how n'ice e-z floe... Tubby in the calving throes breaking free and clear shepherding, milking, and honing rambunctious as bovine bris versus being stymied courtesy cow ......Read the rest...

...We all hear Rachmaninov and Chopin Plus Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven, and Schumann But it’s unfair, I say That no one will play That great composer who’s just known as Stan......Read the rest...

...It is bitter cold crossing the Thames to the Festival Hall, now we are as warm as if in a local pub. Hush now you people – who I shall never know, or meet again anywhere, Hush the endless calc......Read the rest...

...Lullaby to help us sleep Music to makes us weep With emotions running deep- Softly swinging along In a cradle song Tribute to Johannes Brahms......Read the rest...

...I’M COMPOSING MYSELF FOR CHRISTMAS I’ve done all my Christmas CHOPIN And got everything on my LISZT. All in all I’ve been frightfully BIZET And the Christmas break will be BLISS. I’m away to......Read the rest...

...Charles Villiers Stanford a composer who struck a chord Vey much akin tk Brahms in opus& musical psalms......Read the rest...

...Hamburg's Johannes Brahms wrote lullabies sans any quams Embarrassed by ny outward show frustrated conductor as you may know......Read the rest...

...Elvis has left the building. West Berlin, a significant place Where life was lived at a frantic pace. Me and Old Elvis together through the night In those days when I saw things In stark black o......Read the rest...

...Brahms pushes a piano into my ear. I hear the stool creak as he sits. He does not introduce the music, he expects me to remember it, know it, eat it. He lights up a Havana, clarinet and violi......Read the rest...

...In the year of 1880, in Watertown, northern New York, a man walked into an almshouse, looked no different from other poor. The man’s dress was quite slovenly, he was clad in rough leather boot......Read the rest...

...Of course he had heard of Kurt Cobain, had curled his lips dismissively, equating rock music to Jurassic noise. Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms were all the B’s he needed for his hive. The great Ame......Read the rest...

...Apostle Matthew encountered... artist, dragon and gangster extraordinaire Here at 2 Highland Manor Drive Schwenksville, Pennsylvania. Actually all three people linkedin to each other courte......Read the rest...

...Feldeinsamkeit (“Solitude in a Field” or "Through the Fields of Solitude") by Hermann Allmers translation by David B. Gosselin with Michael R. Burch Peacefully, I rest in the tall green grass......Read the rest...