Capella Poems - Poems about Capella

No need for a loud background sound, my howl will raise you up off the ground. I can snatch you up with my voice, you won’t walk away again by choice. Go spill our interstellar secrets, share there are absolutely no regrets. Speak of how my taste is addictive, dramatize every drop I have to give. You always say ‘You have Moon...

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guitar strings broken drum pierced and deflated ...

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Capella, don’t shine so bright, Capella Capella, You can't deny, Your mistake of creating a confusion, Stirring in my head filled with illusion, Of hopes and wishes, It seems like a ray of light, Capella, don’t make me smile, Capella Capella, Please don’t cry, For the unseen that lost a conflict, Called as life, Full of land and treasures, That is busy shooting...

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THE A CAPELLA PIRATE by Jeanette Jones based on Portrait No 6, Theater by Mary Cassate 1879 THE A CAPELLA PIRATE Be it Pirates of Penzance or H.M.S Pinafore, it never really matters. His bombastic swaying of her in his arms, always convinces his crowd of his charismatic charms. His licentious embrace and his liquescent voice...

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a capella you tell me you love me with a full orchestra you show me how much...

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Along the forest floor I creep, not wishing to disturb inhabitants living there. Treading on pine needles ankle deep, as if nature had placed a carpet, so I wouldn't disturb its sleep. The forest, having long been asleep, appearing drowsy, begins now to wake and from somewhere into the deep. A chorus of Coyotes, yapping in song, before denning up to sleep. Have I given...

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