Songs Language Poems | Examples

These Songs Language poems are examples of Language poems about Songs. These are the best examples of Language Songs poems written by international poets.


Premium Membertempest pools

tempest pools
he works all day
my woodman
he deserves some play
some interchange in tempest pools

my woodman makes me sigh
he makes me giggle
his pleasure’s my triumph

whatever I do is exchanged for better
my woodman’s prodigal tongue
sparks soul-confirming oaths
I lose myself

Lucky me
I have a woodman 
the gipsy's cool audacity
and I’ve known the charms of love
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Songs for this:
Teach Me Tonight by James Taylor
Everytime You Make Me Smile by Massimo Costa & Mika Logo
I'll Tumble 4 Ya by Culture Club


Premium MemberSacrifice

These are not sad songs 
I’m throwing up my heart, Lord 
A soul sacrifice

Premium MemberHush the blush

The instrument of mind conjures a verse,
based on a rhythm that rises from the heart,
so whilst it can perform better or worse,
each symbol portrayed is a work of art.

Polarised strobes of light communicate 
in this earth realm by employing the word,
medium dual, so who knows the fate
of the fragrance emitted when heart stirred?

Yet be this as it may, our souls will sing
songs of love and longing, although we know
that thoughts penned on paper are not the thing
heart wished to emote about our soul’s glow.

Save in tranquil silence, how may we learn,
God’s boons bestowed by love’s benign bliss burn?

Premium MemberDancing Through

I would he could write,
or even speak,
as dance,
sometimes get down brown
and smokin mean,
feral nasty moves
not too often seen.

Confusing hybrid
not safely translated through static language,
these ecstatic moments
entered and left without external shadows,
remembered warmly but soulfully
in shyly smiling muscles
unwilling to let go of life
without breathing resonance

Refrains training love moments
passion trails of kicks
and balance leaps of faith

Earth will hold these swirling bones
and arteries of flowing bliss

I must not write too raw
but dance
as if each cell could swell in angry love songs
big and small
fast through slow
up as down
around each day's write
to dance abandoned freedom's passion night.

Premium MemberLanguage of the Dark

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here in the temple's twilight when worn phrases seem transparent and the songs of life we meant to share had not been understood the sun declines all explanation, and there's little left to say
* * * * * For Nette's Contest: "Temple of Life" By Carrie Richards 5/7/14


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