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Music Dramatic Verse Poems

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


Premium Member Shazz HAZZ JAZZ- for Shasta Simms
Shazz Hazz jazz...
Hazz a present tense sound verb to have, to it;
Been getting down, sho’ you have;
Shazz Hazz jazz... been owner of the views, rhythm...

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Categories: analogy, anti bullying, appreciation,



To Give you an idea
There isn't only ever one 
of someone like me, 
And indeed someone like you, With an inherent awareness of spiritual Freedom, 
There will be and...

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Categories: courage,

In your Eyes If it was not a whisper of a lost Tangible promise
The Reflection of light to.. 
A sanctimonious imposed Tyranny, 
A stifling Medical spellbinding idiocracy, 
Of a State Sanctioned Nihilism that couldn't stand the irony, 
Sycophant...

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Categories: dream,

Why do I bother fighting to live?
[“Without love, what is there to fight for?”]
…
Death, abandonment, and suffering; all these, while tragic, are inevitable. A thought has perpetually lingered within my mind;...

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© Reya Suri  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: absence, abuse, angst, beautiful,

Star
I didn't know what to say.

For once in my life, I was quiet.

I stood there, nails digging into my palms, it stang;

Eyes too, tears reflect...

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© Kama Elwal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angst, conflict, dark, extended



Premium Member NEW - Where is The Love Mamma - The Video

Synopsis:
A powerful video, lyrics and music that sheds light on the devastating impact of poverty, illustrating how it fuels crime, gang violence, and psychological trauma...

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Categories: anger, angst, conflict, poverty,

Premium Member WHERE IS MINE EDEN-Dedicated Verse to Shasta Simms
"Where is mine Eden?
Sore I spy sunshine miss my eyes it's like the 
dark I can't seethe foliage where is mine Eden

City sounds, where is...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, inspirational, introspection,

Premium Member FAST STEP come on JAZZY-Dedicated Verse to Shasta Simms
I am circulating my anticipating
Foot ached fever broke bout' ta step out
Not out of my vessel, yet my voice is in session
My lungs, frontal lobe,...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, blessing, dance,

Premium Member Beware of the Owner
"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering."
Friedrich Nietzsche

Some say life is a mirror..

Whenever he whistled his eerie...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sorrow,

Premium Member I HAVE EYES BUT YET I CAN'T SEE AND IT'S VICTORY-- remix2024-- My SpokenWord

I have eyes, but yet I can’t see
There must be something
Hanging O’er me
I have eyes but yet I can’t see,
And it’s victory

Maybe Yes or it...

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Categories: analogy, blessing, community, endurance,

Premium Member A Mississippi Mystery
How many grave sites should be prepared for me?
Just one. For Robert Johnson, there were three,
all in the Mississippi Delta: Morgan City, Quito,
and (near) Greenwood....

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Categories: mystery,

Premium Member The Raven and The Bard
The Raven and the Bard
-Daniel Henry Rodgers

The Raven's quill drips shades of blackest night,
Its haunting words, a melody of fright.
The Bard's natural lines, like "Evangeline's"...

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Categories: philosophy, poets, psychological,

furtive flirt
.

            she looks hard
          ...

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Categories: angst, i love you,

Premium Member My Murderers
I didn't know him as a serial not exactly 
at least not at first even though I'd overheard 
the plotting of arson from a dim...

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Categories: allah, chicago, literature, peace,

Premium Member Woke Up Emerged
Butterscotch Fragrance rolling tongue tastes treat melting lips the mouth caramel Movements delight the belly rest! The butterscotch taste flows in the stomach no yes...

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Categories: appreciation, beauty, celebration, confidence,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things