Kettledrums Poems - Poems about Kettledrums

...Ominous rumblings sounding like muted kettledrums Herald the imminent arrival of the next summer thunderstorm. Low, dark clouds grumble peevishly on the distant horizon, Split intermittently by fl......

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...Abominable Aborigine Boycotted Baltimore’s Bakery Canady Canola’s Cannery Decoded deceitful debauchery Endless energetic energy Forwarded farmyard frolicking for a fee Geographically greeting......

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...Curtis was never one to stay in one place for very long Oh my God they said when they looked at his passport Multiple entries border crossings migration and search of Inner Self and ironica......

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...THE FIRST INVOICE HAD A PURCHASE FOR 12 TRUMPETS 5 TUBAS 10 FRENCH HORNS 7 CLARINETS 10 BASSOONS 8 OBOES 5 FLUTES 4 SNARE DRUMS 2 BASS DRUMS 2 KETTLEDRUMS 15 VIOLENS 5 CHELLO'S 2 TRIANG......

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...invoice number twenty seventy six ................................................... 15 violins 10 Chellos 10 bassoons 10 clarinets 5 flutes 5 tubas 10 French-horns 3 bass guitars 2 (pairs......

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.... A whale in a pail is far more active in a gale or in copious amounts of hail. Putting money into sharks is a shifty act involving the shuffling of coats in cloakrooms. And clown costumes placed in......

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...Driving a desert road touring the landscape discovering a new world Overwhelmed by the sight of rocky gorges and sheer plateaus striking with bands of white, yellow, orange, and red fading in......

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...a basket run with twenty six cigarettes, an acorn accordion, and of course a dew bud is often akin to wellying a giant fish. Yachts are brilliantly lit at sundown but showrooms are not really ideal f......

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...The roar and thunder from ocean waves crashing back and forth against black sandy shores sounds like a symphony of cymbals and kettledrums, as the tide rolls in… Seagulls bobbing up and ......

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