Caruso Poems - Poems about Caruso

... Sunny Side Up I feel the need to feed my soul, egg yolks cracking, upon a stove, Images scrambled in my brain, hatching dreams so as to breathe. Will I ......Read the rest...

...IN NOVEMBER'S CHILL When red leaves from sleeping trees draped in snow rest easy on the rock hard icy ground I wait for you but I plead please and hurry to appear to me To love you to warm......Read the rest...

...Writers often wander far amidst their words – weeds as well can have beautiful blossoms...sneezes and watery eyes, can be a hazard with all fond images, those prized and common. Sometimes I won......Read the rest...

...Double Feature Flashback! Three friends of childhood featuring a blond, brunette and red-head Sharing the script of summer days and rain soaked winter afternoon Unfolding documentary of roads oc......Read the rest...

...MY CANARY I had a sweet yellow canary, who'd cheerful whistle all day long. A tuneful happy little bird, singing to me the sweetest song. I named him after the great singer Caruso; for the ta......Read the rest...

... In the attic of my childhood home was a nook, And there was a lovely window where sun poured in; I just loved to hideout there all the afternoon, There was a sweet thrill f......Read the rest...

...Led down from the tower Head high and hands bound Blindfold declined against the wall Black square pinned to his heart His eyes afire and shining And he sang... He sang of Caruso, Townes Van ......Read the rest...

...Caruso blaring on the radio Heavenly smells throughout the house Old men smoking cigars outside Babies crying for their mothers Aunt Rose playing the piano out of key ......Read the rest...

...so, how important is it, media fear mongers of the world, that Julian Assange has “silver hair”--- you seem to include it in every description of what is happening to him, what he has done in his li......Read the rest...

...Goodbye, Luciano, easing through death's door, no more thy voice shall soar. Farewell, Luciano, no longer croon ‘O Sole Mio’ to take thee back to Sorrento. Adios, Luciano, unto a peaceful ......Read the rest...