Long Gregorian chant Poems
Long Gregorian chant Poems. Below are the most popular long Gregorian chant by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Gregorian chant poems by poem length and keyword.
Patsy Foley Was Roly-Poly In 1947It may have been the devil himself who prompted the kids in my schoolyard back in 1947 to chant "Patsy Foley's roly-poly from eating too much ravioli."
At first, no one could remember who started the...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, memory,
Form:
Prose
Stranger Than Fiction Part 2I told him who I was and explained my predicament and asked would it be possible to use their phone to get help, he said” unfortunately we do not have a telephone.”Strange I thought,...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, death, religious, world war ii,
Form:
Prose
Pope Benedict Xvi Chants Pater NosterThe Pope Benedict XVI chants, " Pater Noster " with a voice not so grand
while distracting himself by gazing at God's outstretched hand
that Michelangelo painted so well
on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
This is a...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, art, faith, father, god, god, prejudice,
Form:
Rhyme
Press One For-----------How I long for the days of yore when telephone communication,
Was with a living, breathing mortal in meaningful conversation!
Nowadays, when conducting business, much too often I hear,
A mechanical voice spewing perplexing babble in my weary...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, funnyvoice, voice,
Form:
Rhyme
About Dreams and RealityWhen she really wanted to grow up,
she used to think it must be easier
to be grown than to be small.
She used to think, and she had faith in it,
that if she were a little more...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, life, people, philosophy, girl, girl,
Form:
Free verse
Classical Music
I'm in the mood for Mozart, or Strauss, perhaps Beethoven,
Even Bach or Handel would soothe this soul of mine tonight;
A little Chopin with wine, peaceful and mesmerizing...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, music,
Form:
Verse
The Music
I'm in the mood for Mozart, or Strauss, perhaps Beethoven,
even Bach or Handel would sooth this soul of mine tonight;
a little Chopin with wine, peaceful and mesmerizing...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, music,
Form:
Verse
I'M In the MoodI'm in the mood for Mozart, or Strauss, perhaps Beethoven,
Even Bach or Handel would sooth this soul of mine tonight;
A little Chopin with wine, peaceful and mesmerizing...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, music,
Form:
Verse
To Reinterpret Human HistoryVoices verging on the shrill, too sharp
Sing the works of Handel and of Bach
Reminding us of Christmas, love and death
The holy lamb of God born without wrath.
Gregorian chant and Hebrew music share
Simplicity,...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, africa, allegory, angst, birth, god, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
gregorian chant, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Gregorian Chantdeep monophonic sacred melodies
resounding inner tremors and oscillation
reverberating incursion agitates my soul
stirring an ethereal timelessness of mystery
that transcends the enigma of life and death
and embodying mystique throughout the ages
bellows echoing within ancient monastery...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, death, faith, father, heaven, music, sound, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Prie-DieuApril's roses scent inebriates every sense
below the Gothic cathedral
cardinals doze
draping their wings over
evergreen plants
foreshadowing a cool sunset
griffins guard the bell-tower
hampering the intruders
inflicting fear on the jackals
jaundiced they hide into a jalopy
kapok is soft as cotton
ladybugs...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, on writing and words
Form:
ABC
The Sound of SilenceIts utterance permeates the dense
Air. As a monarch butterfly flaps its
Delicate wings, without a single
Care, the Gregorian chant
Dissipates, slowly, metamorphosing into the
Lair, where a cub is nestling against the lion,
A mother nursing her young,
Fair-skinned son,...
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Categories:
gregorian chant, life, nature, nostalgia, peace,
Form:
Free verse