Chorus Poems - Poems about Chorus

Chorus In peril

The island once was a sweet emerald blessing
with chorus of sugar and spice atop salty sea breeze.

A stowaway soon arrived on the scene...
A brown snake with a smile of poisonous sheen. 

At first it sang a duet with the pips and the peeps
but it is deaf and only exists to distract and deceive.

Soon after, the

Spring Dawn Chorus

In springtime, the harmoniuos chirping of the birds awakens me.

And the chorus breaks me

Tonight I'm in my room getting high, on Nostalgia 
Watching reels made to look like it's 1985, people in the comments say the sun just doesn't shine the same , I just tell 'em nah thats because this is AI
but I still watch anyway, homesick for moments that no longer exist I turn to my

Chorus

He left not a speck. He left not a stain.
He left no more than a black widow's brain.
He warbled loudly as he stood in the rain,
and sang it again and again and again.

Verse, Chorus :ll

Let's start holding hands
Then proceed like thus
We'll hug the first verse 
Then kiss the chorus
With lots of repeats
And much give and take
I think you'll enjoy
The song that we make

Romance’s Chorus

Prompt: (Sand promises)

In the morning, as silent stillness flows
My mind is filled with songs of gratitude
For the chorus of your love’s gentle mood
Erasing tears with dreams despite shadows

You are the dawn’s heavy breath of daring
As night falls, you point to the moon and stars
Twinkles stirring the voice of life’s memoirs
These are joys your love is

chorus of youth

the ivory sun
is
the
harbinger of rain and tears,
awakening the sleeping
streaks of gold and sage,
to rise and rage
in sakura s i l e n c e,
as the sound of
d r i z z l i n g diamonds
reminds me to reminisce,
how you and I
danced to the 
blissful beats
of electro-pop,
oblivious to the
fluorescent fogs
blinding the morning
stars,
singing in
contrasting cadence,
the chorus
of

An American Chorus

Written: November 12, 2024, for — Glenn Hughes Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori, inspired by the song “Let America Be America Again”
                                 

Dead Man's Chorus

I roll slow through these streets,
where the whores work for tips and the blood leaks.
Money, a sad joke, hard to keep,
I pay the rent, but sleep comes cheap.

Caddy cruisin’, windows down,
the smell of piss clings to this town.
Street cred? 
What’s that worth?
When every man’s born to die, cursed since birth.

Gun in the glove box, hands

Song Without A Chorus

I'm a song without a chorus
And my mind is rather porous
Been down this road before
Questioning why I'm back for more
Words bounce around in my head
When for years I thought they were dead
For years I watched myself bleed
Ignoring the things I need
But it's a waste of my headspace
To fight gunfire with a mace
So here I stand

Chorus Of Chortle

Biting through strings on girlish giggles 
harrowing the echo of church bells;
Overpowering with sweetness
rolling in good times that tune foretells,

Magick you always want to join in,
tragic to know it’s a small circle;
Fabric that has been stitched together,
dramatic their chorus of chortle.

Chorus in the Trees

In the woods, where silence secrets
Songs so alive with the harmonies of chirrups,
Tweets, peeps and twitters, colors of light
Falling like liquid insight into the spirit who hears
The voice of God through the oaks and laurels,
Through the woods gentle melodies, ballads and narratives…

Cheery Chorus

Perched
Songbirds,
happily,
sing their chorus.
Their rainbow feathers -
shimmer in the sunshine.
Busily feasting on seeds,
with wings rapidly fluttering.
Their chorus becomes a symphony;
a joyful morning serenade to all!

This City's Chorus

I opened up the window,
the street noise came crashing in.
Pushing sadness in the hole 
where my heart once should have been.

I see the crumpled bed sheets, 
where the two of us would lie.
It’s hard to see what happened,
through these tears filling my eyes.

It feels like a hundred years,
though it’s just been a few days.
You walked

Natures’ chorus

Cardinals and nuthatches 
Sing in the morning 
Serendipitously in unison
Unhinged with no warning 
A motionless conductor 
As I sit in my space
Melodies arrive equivocally 
Put a smile on my face 
Gods garden of glory 
So much noise to take in
I close my eyes with pleasure 
As the crow starts to sing
And the hawk up so

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