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Premium Member CLASSICAL MASTERS MAIDS series

Da Vinci so famed for his  'Mona'
this Lisa is such an enigma
My preference is his first painted face
hence a clerihew pic with such grace

Premium Member CLASSICAL MASTERS MAIDS series

Known for Venus is Bottecelli 
With hair so very carefree 
A birth so imaginatively interpretative
rightly an conic superlative

594 Learn History of Classical Period!

594.
Learn History of Classical Period!

Learn Classical Period History
From late Antiquity towards early Modernity
3 Religions in India, 3 Philosophies in China
3 Shogunates in Japan, 3 Kingdoms in Africa
The time of the Aztec & Inca civilizations
Renaissance, Reformation, Exploration, Colonizations
The rise of Spain & other European powers
Evolution & revolution of scientific wonders.

-12/13/2017
(Dumarao)
*WHN Poems


Premium Member Poetically Classical

What an opportunity this would be
to be able to write a book
little old me's name in print
let's take a peek so it's no fluke

My two great loves in life
they are poetry and classical music
together they truly connect
holding each other up with a pen stick

Melodies fit into them both
bringing rhythm together in rhyme
both have skills that suit each other
combined, they are in equal time

Many a poem converts to a song
ably penned through skilled writers
then music brought the piece to life
listening in makes it all brighter

There's such beauty in poetic classics
it brings one to calmness and peace
sitting in silence, taking it in
wishing for it all never to cease

(This is written with the idea that If I could write a book, what would it be about.)

Echoes Of A Classical Dancer

The soul reminds me gently - 
Once, you were a classical dancer,
Your feet knew rhythm,
Even now, beneath the silence,
that beautiful dancer still lives in you.

Did time steal it away from my hands,
or did I quietly let it slip?
I regret not knowing
why I left it unattended.

When I listen to classical melodies,
my mind sketches circles of movement,
my hands and feet awaken,
remembering what they once were.

I look at the anklets resting still,
and wonder why I chose to stop.
It wasn’t just dance,
it was a feeling,
a feeling words can never explain
the sweat,
the discipline,
the endless hours of practice.

Some days, when I am alone,
I move to the beat in silence.
The soul within me rises,
brimming with forgotten excitement.

Thank you Amma,
for planting this talent.
Yet I often wonder
did I nurture it enough,
or did I let it fade too soon?

The soothing classical music

Hear the sound of my cry echoes 
As the cry of sweet melody flows 
A melody of sweet remorse 
Feel it in your veins to endorse 
Touch my heart Feel it gold
A warm note is enough to warm the cold
Snatch my breath away reaper of songs
A tune to one belongs
Play along Erik satie 
I feel your melody with clarity
Gnossienne no 1 strikes a piano good 
Don't stop ,it's one for the mood


Classical Undaunted Transparency


I have been graciously blessed by class, 
That defines my place gauge not to trespass;
How fast my eyes comprehend, 
Than my silent ears pretend
To grasp the state of fairness, mind harass...

The Fallen Woman of Lesbos

(Sappho and Leuceus drunk,fighting over who invented the Stanza)

Lesbos howls with song and mgosi tonight,
Leuceus thumbs the table-claims my Stanza his,
I toss my hair,sip the sqo,my daughter lightning-
Let Ogun decide!

He stutters of meters,I of love divine,
He waves his laptop,I smash my Zamalek beer glass to silence
The gods choke at their peptic ulcers-
Mami Wata takes sides.

Tomorrow the'll call me fallen,sinner,muse of rain,
But in their shame,they'll still steal my rhythm,
He'll drown in envy's cup,Ill wake to babalazi 
Makoti sing my song


Explanation of words 

mgosi-gossip
sqo-as in traditional beer
Zamalek: Black Label Carling beer
Ogun: The god of war
mami wata:mother of water is a symbol of beauty and that's all men want to hear
babalazi-a massive hangover
makoti- ''Maak ons tee'' in Afrikaans meaning ''Make us tea''.This is what will happen to school dropouts;just think about the fate of this one: a young married woman supervised by a grumpy old woman who complaints about anything under the son.

Premium Member Classical Music And Writing

Add classical music 
Writing poetry
Does go together
As the music plays
Words for poetry
Fills the page with words

As I am listening
To the calming sound
Then I  close my eyes 
Relaxed the words 
On a blank page
My pen is flowing

Until the words are
Written across the page
My pen flows with words
Till is is all written
On a blank page
My pen slowly stops

Music

Classical is from the Middle Ages
in the mid-1940's we had Bebop
a fast-tempo 19th / 20th century Jazz
then along came Doo-wop
with group harmonies
the 50's brought us rock and roll
which developed the 1960's
(sad to say) Disco and its glitter ball
then psychedelic pop rock
blues and folk rock
and in the 1970's it was Hip-hop
and also Rap
which was misspelt
it should read 'Crap'
the 1980's were synthesised
1990's gave us Garage and Grunge
2020's saw online streaming
by the record industry which makes me cringe
Country music (C&W) too (hit or flop)
I know it's true I left out (Reggae) more than a few
but no matter the genre tempo or key
the self-same seven notes do it for eclectic me

Premium Member CLASSICAL just my opinion e

CLASICAL MUSIC polyphonic particularisation perfections

Premium Member BM VII classical beethoven

Ludwig von Beethoven number nine*
                                                             despite deafness musically sublime

Premium Member BM VI classical faure

Faure requiem Agnus Dei* 
                                        soothing music to help reflect& pray

Premium Member BM V classical mahler

Gustave Mahler travelled far & wide
                                                         his emotive adagietto* he could not hide

Premium Member BM classical III jenkins

Mass for peace* by Karl Jenkins
                                                         Jesus, sacrifice for a believers sins

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