Cappella Poems - Poems about Cappella

...The humpback whale is a musical fella With a sonorous voice that's remarkably "mella". He doesn't need orchestration To cause a sensation When he lets loose and belts out a tune a cappella. ......

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... song musical, a cappella jamming, appealing, refraining chorus, melody, choreography, waltz whirling, jiving, bebopping fo......

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... Strolling softly, in September rains, beneath a bright, plaid umbrella. A tender couple strolled in joyous love, he indeed, her dear, sensuous ‘fella. ......

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... Ode to Rain Drenched Paper And Rapidly Disappearing Ink Stains Previously Penned a Moment Ago, Dissolving, Swirling Cyclone of Water and Ink down the Drain! Silly Poet Stranded, Emotionally Sif......

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... Hesitating, I feel his pulse Racing, like the winds breathless Whisper, through the oaks, the pines, Forest’s redemption – erasing the melancholic Fading stars, glazing a summer s......

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... Sunny days of amber Start daylight summer. Skyline clear, veils of clouds' scatter. Sunshine silhouettes placid and plenty Sustain vivid space for dreaming beauty. Sparrow sisters spirit ......

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... In theory I thought you would like to know That I didn’t practice the piano I’m a noted rebel Who is now in treble For showing my staff to a soprano The keys are a problem, almost a curse W......

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...Sing for me and make it a cappella, an album of musical afternoons; By the light of the old candelabra with a pitch pipe harness exotic tunes; Your voice a passport to a far off land no need f......

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...I slept in all day because of a sleepless night I keep thinking of you in dismay and with might I’m a lyric without instruments — an a cappella Without drums, piano and guitar and I’m in awe Beca......

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...Poems for Poets VII Sweenies (or Swine-ies) Among the Nightingales by Michael R. Burch (for the Corseted Ones and the Erratics) Open yourself to words, and if they come, be glad the st......

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...The lake has its own orchestrated acoustics. The quaking of oboes and the bassoon-ing honks of a skein of geese conduct a loosely scored morning air. Rustling reeds chime in fluted stems, a ......

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...Getting connected through rhymes; Lifted by our collective energy our outreach exponentially increases; Beautiful belted voices a cappella synergy letting the distance fall out of the shadow......

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...POEMS FOR POETS X US Verse, after Auden by Michael R. Burch “Let the living creature lie, Mortal, guilty, but to me The entirely beautiful.” Verse has small value in our Unisphere, nor i......

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...Under the umbrella rainbows glean my love I dance with raindrops. Quote by _Poet Rainy day, great feeling with my fella H......

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...Human history is difficult; hard pressed, discovering and rediscovering, connecting and reconnecting feelings about therapeutic needs and sacred wants for trauma-prevention peace trust joy ......

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