Music Dramatic Monologue Poems | Examples
These Music Dramatic Monologue poems are examples of Dramatic Monologue poems about Music. These are the best examples of Dramatic Monologue Music poems written by international poets.
Euphoria
My head is wet in an aquarium
Blue ribbon bottom
Evil is calling
Cello
What ya eating blue Jell-O
Death by love is not an option
Suicide is not my friend
Breath of fresh air
Is tainted by evils flagellants
Starship hatred
Why are you here
We used the music to find common ground
With them and to get our freedoms rhythm
Come dance freedom's rhythm
Submerge from your fish bowl
Dry off your head
Inhale the smells of fresh baked bread
Open your eyes to the witness you realize
You're not dead your yet alive
11/18/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
If I could go back and do anything again
I would drive more slowly
I would have not destroyed so many cars
I would not have landed in ditches expecting to die
I would not have raced wildly in and out of cars
Subjecting unsuspecting people to my brazen recklessness
If I could go back and do it all again I would listen to more music
I would sit and listen to people who wanted to speak to me
I would not have nightmares about not listening to the one who asked
After church on a Sunday when I thought I was too busy to listen
Her last Sunday as she died the next day in a car accident
Yes if I could go back I would redo that day.
Fantasy in a red gown
Face as beautiful as dawn
Figure to make men weep
Filling the Met with my voice
Feeling the music soar
Finding high C with ease
Flowing, soaring, caressing
Fascinating the audience
Fabulous final aria
Footlights up, flowers, curtain calls
Oh..to sing at the Metropolitan Opera
For Christie’s Fantasy contest
Unfortunately, I can’t sing a note.