Debussy Poems - Poems about Debussy

...Pregnant with intense distress Fists fly eyes not yet open Break and fight not fully woken Metal to metal, bone to wall Impulse festered in my chest It did not banish, never left Hijacked me wh......Read the rest...

...If life goes too fast for us, where are we? Where are you going? I have no fun then, I like to enjoy the summer holidays, A few weeks, a few days, even a few evenings, I like a meal that lasts w......Read the rest...

...Image by: Kimberlee Baxter The nonpareil of a a violin plays late into a golden era its "An Autumnal Farewell, by Debussy" With magnificent beauty in dazzling colors of dying she spindl......Read the rest...

...Every morning, I flee the toxic effervescence of cities, Where no one controls his thought, that of the birds Where people mate in the thousands, Without knowing what they will do, without love, ......Read the rest...

...Pour passion through your keys Play classic chords with ease Pianoforte loud Pianissimo soft Panoply of grand scores Partial to Debussy Perfect performance, clap! 9/14......Read the rest...

..."Claude not a clod Debussy" elle est chaude if i could as if d'un faune getting it on on and with a nymph's veil as if it was the most holy holiest grail......Read the rest...

...A washed out rainbow barely holding rings the moon. Across her distant face rush herds of silent clouds, blending into each other as if pursued by some unseen dread – a music of vapors, fluid......Read the rest...

...Down by the only lily pond around here the air is brisk and not particularly subtle as it blows its windy nose. It's not exactly a Monet painting the setting is a little too municipal and cert......Read the rest...

...Claude Achille Debussy loved simplicity His music defied tradition with innovative exposition......Read the rest...

...A not so gentle kick in the patooty and sent on I would prefer to need no recourse to your legal so called expertise and that goes for your medical too I repeat I'd prefer to do without Perhaps if......Read the rest...

...You're ... You’re the roof that gives shelter, more home than abode, and in times of your absence, known truth’s ‘roof is gone!’ (1) It’s your presence that nurtures my g......Read the rest...

...Wrapping him in a blue blanket he hands him over to me outside the snow is falling, as I gaze at him my hearts about to burst all the pushing is over, now its time to receive his glee ......Read the rest...

...Charles d'Orleans: a Medieval Marvel Spring by Charles d’Orleans (c. 1394-1465) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Young lovers, greeting the spring fling themselves dow......Read the rest...

...Well, this morning began “a fine kettle of fish” to my taste (ambiguity present and somewhat ironic), no waste of intent here. ‘Walk’ mentioned proforma, ‘glazed doughnut’ from Stan’s (1) tasked, ......Read the rest...

... Now, tell us, oh, please do! Where would your secret rendezvous be? Perchance is a sumptuous five-star hotel? With champagne, lobsters, nchocolate covered berries? On a veranda, with ......Read the rest...