Music Dizain Poems | Examples

These Music Dizain poems are examples of Dizain poems about Music. These are the best examples of Dizain Music poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberThe Moulin Rouge at Night

The Moulin Rouge at Night

At night, the Moulin Rouge bursts into life
with orchestrated music and bright lights,
where singers and cancan dancers excite
audiences who applaud them with delight,
and is a splendid place to patronize
for entertainment when in Paris, France,
where, by happenstance, people may unite
seeking merriment or discrete romance.
                          ***


Premium MemberImagination

“Imagination hones our thoughts to soar
      above the ordinary ones that bore.”
                                           _by Poet
 
Imagination is a special gift
that silently directs how we will live;
directing inner visions which may drift
into creations we can share or give.
These are refined within a mental sieve
into creative feats, most times through art.
For poems, paintings, and good music start
from mind's imagination passed to soul,
and reinforced by feelings in the heart-
from just an inner blur to something whole.

Rousseau in the Happy Land of Sleep

The first modern man and honest human
A lone father from Plato’s Republic
An innocent dove corrupted by man
But who learned how to play his soul’s music
Though his flesh by decree was frail and sick
Whose love was philosophy with her veils
Though he was pelted with rocks by man's gales 
Now on the island where angels still cheep
Far from the noise of mortal tattletales
Little Chateau, the happy land of sleep

Premium MemberGiordano Bruno

”to burn is not to refute” ~ Giordano Bruno’s last words


Burnt alive at the stake for mere dissent,
Bruno’s soul returns to question the church,
why he was killed just for his strange accent,
which but explored a new path for God-search,
stating love’s peace dove, in all hearts does perch.

Hymns of psalms and music from Krishna’s flute,
both whisper love songs that soul may reboot
and so path any, does not God’s light shine
on all of mankind, that hearts contribute
to align souls under the oneness sign?

Premium MemberCosmic vibrations

From a centreless fulcrum, bliss beats rise,
drawn from deep within heart’s innermost core,
transmitted to mind before the rhythm dies,
reflected back to soul, for an encore,
which obliges us since love keeps no score.
Auto-writing thus, the poems we pen,
requires us not to count from one to ten,
for music of spheres that flows by itself,
elates and levitates heart, mood pure zen,
connecting presence to our higher self.


Premium MemberMemory Lane

Moments in feathers fly
Every step accelerates, ground shakes
Minutes of privy reply
On depth of iced sunny flakes
Retreat uplifts, freely brakes
Yakitori and ale served without blunder
Lane of cognizance never break asunder
All that dwell, thousand smiles in pail
Never drown in well nor surrender
Echoes of schmaltz sail

Premium MemberMy Calm Kit

A recipe perfected over time,
going for a long walk with my headphones;
Severe melodies make me feel sublime,
lightened up by all of those luscious tones; 
Feel good movie that warms me to my bones 
surefire way to leave me with a wide grin;
Tacos and pizza are always a win 
I am able to relax for a bit;
They taste better eaten by the ocean;
The main ingredients of my calm kit.

Premium MemberCadence

"Most poetry and music share some feats-
as cadence brightens words and notes with beats."
                        by_ Poet 

Most music has a cadence all its own;

through it, we feel a steady rhythmic flow.

When beats are spaced to accent every tone,

the instruments present a measured show

heard and enjoyed- delivered fast or slow.

Likewise, a poem plays a silent song

by cadence formed with words that flow along.

As syllables, unstressed or stressed evoke

a thought or image- tenuous or strong-

the beats of rhythmic poetry invoke.


February 2, 2023

~2nd Place~
Contest: Writing Challenge - C Words
Sponsor: Constance La France
Word Chosen: 1. Cadence
Judged: 02/05/2023

Premium MemberPoetry Styles

“wherefrom came that exalted thought ~
that inspirations with it brought”


Among the several poetry styles
we get to choose from to follow our muse,
what draws us to a cadence that beguiles;
is it intuition or egoic ruse
that for practice compels us to reuse
sacred geometry we had once learnt,
in whose embrace soul's deep emotes were burnt,
transmuted into language symbolic
and so if the format selected weren't,
in which pastures would our words then frolic?

For instance, let's consider this Dizain,
for long unused, stirred within a strong urge
to employ this form, falling like light rain,
whereupon we felt our head and heart merge,
creating music, causing a bliss surge.
Thus it appears we begin with a choice
that's ego driven, then soul lends its voice,
drawing in by magic a joyful beat,
that dances on its own whilst we rejoice,
inking a rhythm that has us all upbeat.

25-November-2022

Premium MemberOn a Summer's Night

On a summer's night, true beauty begins.
Stars light the way to wonders released.
In distance, one may hear violins...
Trees sigh whispers, altho notes are pieced
in night's enigmas, where senses teased.

Moon-made shadow enlivens, enchants.
Perfumed airs from sleepy blooms enhance.
Soft summer breeze sings to harmonize;
night creatures' voices echo soft chants.
Balmy night beneath star-shimmered skies.


November 14, 2022
For "Beauty of Night" poetry contest
by Sotto Poet
Dizain
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe Poems I Never Wrote

When attention is soft and heart mellow,
the sounds of silence oft invades our form,
pervading presence, igniting soul's glow,
felt vividly as blissful currents warm.
Vaporised self's swept away in this storm,
shaping in our head words sent from heaven
but if we take this boon as a given,
the music slips through fissures in our mind;
thus unless the void remains our haven,
these gifts from beyond we must leave behind.

07-October-2022

Premium MemberHurt

Being without you is starting to hurt, 
you surround me and linger in the air; 
I taste music and strawberry dessert; 
Everything about you begins to blare, 
my senses overload when you’re not there;
Rosy smoke in my eyes turning them red
your firestorm raged in so unexpected; 
Stupefied my lungs and it’s hard to breathe
a repetitious beat on a drumhead;
Shivering is making me grind my teeth.

Premium MemberSublime Groove

You can keep calm by being on the move;
Mercy keeping a home keeps you busy!
Turn up the music you will find your groove,
suddenly the stove is not so greasy;
Make it fun a challenge becomes easy;

Stick a needle in the virus of grime,
you’re done and earn a night out in no time; 
Forge a bond with the concept of routine;
The end result absolutely sublime;
You just feel better when your house is clean.

Premium MemberNight

Twilight descends as shadows fall
     and slip into a dark'ning night.
A hidden nightbird's wistful call,
     as stars burst forth in silver light
     and moon arrives in frost-spun white.
Blossoms, drowsy, bend silken heads.
Birds nestle in their feathered beds
     Night's whispered music gently spills
o'er purpled hills and silence spreads
     As night surrenders song...and stills.
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberDreamy

in dreams, I once heard lovely songs
bell-like in tone, they softly pleased.
I thought they didn't quite belong;
perhaps t'was only summer's breeze
combing tall grass, kissing new leaves.
I opened blinds and, all askew,
were tiny faeries spritzing dew.
Among them smiled green leprechauns,
tiny creatures in rainbow hues.
In dreams, I search--like wind they've gone.
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

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