Long Instrumentals Poems

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Premium Member Heavenly Instrumental

With my eyes wide open and my words spoken out loud, I seek Your feel here, 
on this night, atop this hill lush with soft green fields as lit by the stars Your galaxy 
yields.  On earth’s floor, upon smooth grass, I lay me down, Father, and pray You play 
Your gospel bright purity, Your angelic chords of Father-love-security, and yes, please, 
Your instrumentals that softly comfort while peacefully rocking me.  It is the lack of 
human-spun activities and nuisance noises that allow me the poise to absorb You here. 
Your awesome choir’s euphony-brim brushes musical tingles that mingle with my soul 
and fresh renew it.  From your heavens, luminous sound waves flow that surround to 
inform and confirm the numinous ways You love me.  My Dear Father, hearing my pleas, 
will You give my music needs over to Your night that they might waltz arm in arm with 
Your lullaby to then dance on high as twilight rapture music heals and soothes my cry 
with divinities repertoire?  

heaven composed tunes 
play angelic instruments ~
natural talent

Your twirly wind chimes deep within me as its hymn flirts upon my titillated skin.  
Your symphony of vague promise comes as wave notes again and again. As a 
concerto I cannot harness, shadows volley tempo with Your moon, clouds float an 
accompanying tune and instruments in Your orchestra build a crescendo of exciting 
energy wherein my burdens float upon wonderous angels who hold them inside 
their primal notes.  Could I, Father, but lay here amidst Your comforting music, safe 
from bruise and pain, I would gladly surrender all I am to be a hold note in the gold 
sky of Your spirit-scored refrain.

galaxy music plays
pure soul comforting music  ~
heaven rocks a jam
Form: Haibun


Premium Member Pursuing Poetic Polyphony

Applauding an Acrostic Aria
Bopping to a Ballade Ballet and Blank verse Berceuse
Clapping to a Cinquain Cantata and Couplet Chorale
Dancing to a Dizain Duet
Exalting in Etheree Etudes and Elegy Ensembles
Frolicking to Free verse Folk songs and Footle Foxtrots
Galavanting to Ghazal Gavottes
Humming harmonies to a Haiku Hip Hop
Inhaling Italian sonnet Instrumentals
Jiving to a Jueje Jig
Keeping time to a Kyrielle Khaliji*
Lolling to a Limerick Lullaby
Marching to a Monorhyme Minuet
Napping to a Narrative Nocturne
Ovations for an Ottava Rima Overture and Ode Opera
Praising a Pantoum Polonaise
Quieting my quarters with a Quatrain Quadrille
Rollicking to Rondeau Rondos and Rhyme Royal Rhapsodies
Singing to Sonnet Sonatas and Sapphic Stanza Symphonies
Tapping toes to a Triolet Trio and a Tanka Tango
Unwinding to an Urban Sonnet Unison
Vocalizing a Villanelle Villanella
Whistling with a Waltz Wave Waltz
eXulting in Yaltos and Zikets

// Lines consist of a verb, a poetry form, and a musical form //

*Khaliji = modern contemporary music of Central and Eastern Arabia
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hymn of the Heart

The song my soul
never seeks has loud musical notes
rather calmer, more sensitive music
played for my heart
in rhythmic serene purpose
of melodies filled with beauty
beyond by gone lingering
dressed in yesterday's aromatic ambrosia 
of instrumentals drifting still
on the boundaries of heartfelt yearning

my soul is haunted 
by musical notes of seduction
and magical majesty 
that give comfort to each moment 
captured to quiver my heart
when I seek pulsations of wishes and dreams
found in the illusion of wonderland 
that release my soul and find my heart
seeking to nourish new songs of tomorrows
perfumed in the melodies of yesterday
so, my soul can soar with an ambiance of essence
that dwells in my heart, waiting to be heard
and seen in verses of poetic harmonies

Premium Member Dream Series: the Rare Lp

Last night I dreamed I owned a Beatles album from their break-up period that was never officially released and even most Beatles experts didn't know it existed.

 I had one because I'd had a lover who had partied with Paul and he gave it to her and she didn't give a **** about it so she gave it to me (I did have a lover who partied with Paul, but the rest of the dream wasn't true).

So it popped to the top while I was sorting through storage boxes. It was vinyl, in a slip cover not indicating what was inside, just various bits of colored paper without words or imagery. 

The record consisted mostly of terrible instrumentals with now and then John or someone cussing or mumbling. 

Then I remembered I had a lot of similarly rare things by British invasion groups and realized if I dug them out now, I could probably sell them for a fortune.

Premium Member Chip Davis

Born in Hamler Ohio
Child of Louis F Davis Sr
Lived in Portland and Savannah Ohio 
Study at the University of Michigan 
Specializing in the bassoon a percussion 
Overcame fusing 
Modern popular and classical techniques in music 
Worked as an advertising jingle songwriter 
Challenge by the toning down of his music 
Started his own record label personal traits Davis founded Mannheim Steamroller in Omaha Nebraska
Always written suburb instrumentals and verses 
Never gave up best known for his revolutionising
The Sound of traditional Christmas music 

Fresh Aire

11/26/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2019
Form: Bio


Mixed Tapes Of Our Mistakes

Mistakes of our past are packaged ballads
recorded on an eight track cassette
constantly rewinding itself track after track
haunting us with its infinite instrumentals
of despair,oppression, and depression

No matter how many times
we turn down our audio Pandora Box
the mixed tapes of our mistakes never cease
to record the lyrics of those ballads
composed and sung in those
bitter, powerful , rhythmic
demonic voices
of Lucifer, the front man
and his backup band of dark spirits
endlessly mocking and taunting us
of our past afflictions and transgressions
with their raging, high tempo staccato tracks
like fiery arrows and poisonous snakes
piercing through every fiber of our mortal souls
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Fun Off Rhyme Crafted Early Doors

Time’s up 
mind’s plucked 
watch me cave in 
rhymes suck 
my luck 
hair’s wearing thin 
corrupt 
destruct 
stops me thinking 
clocks stuck 
bell struck 
sound silencing 

Now I told you the minds plucked 
first line look 
write the hook 
tip top tin pot I’m all shook up 
lips lock can’t talk words in a book
flip flop fell off feet feel the muck 
this rhyme of mine now starts to cook

Grapes with stems and apples with pips in 
baking tin's hot for mashing cakes in 
microwaves hum the smells you’re craving 
visual treat the way this laying 

succulent senses smells utensils 
music playing instrumentals 
banana berries you see genitals 
banana cock with very berry balls 

admittedly imagery imaginary calamity 
the title says forced not fabulously 
perspective talent I have or haven't 
clear to see or transparent

a fight night fight knight fights fight knights 
fighting fighters fighting fights 
right through the night 'til early light 
it's quite a sight when fight knights fighting 
fight knights fighting fighters fighting fights fight all night

forced but great 
cook or bake 
walnuts cakes  
waste of space 
pick out of place 
left on plates
cake fills waist

rhyme overrates 
I say it straight 
this page you save 
bookmark cook shart 
favourites hook hearts 
great hits honk large
grey bits bonk hard
you think I'm
bonkers
more like plonkers pond cars boats 
random words I just float

flash dance 
gash glance 
entrance 
splash pants 
drains fast 
seepage 
expands 
stains grand 
up set
get set 
marks 
won’t go
on show 
all know 
ball bag blow 
fool go home 

rhyme it like you're mental 
do it with pen not pencil 
don't rub it out write it again 
I know a penguin poet called Gwen 
no go again mean this poem's a gem

Time’s up mind’s plucked watch me cave in 
rhymes suck my luck hair’s wearing thin 
corrupt destruct stops my thinking 
and no I haven't been foster drinking
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rider On the Storm


"There are things known and things 
unknown and in between are the Doors."

Quote by Jim Morrison, Lead singer of the Doors
(American singer, songwriter and poet)

____________________ 

Jim Morrison, lived a melancholy short life brilliant,
he left us suddenly and is still loved to this very day;
he was the lead vocalist for the rock band The Doors,
oh, they created magical music with amazing instrumentals.
And always, always the haunting beautiful voice of Jim Morrison . . . 
He was only twenty-seven when taken and his father had inscribed, 
on his headstone- True to his own Spirit- in Greek, how fitting;
still there is a constant shower of flowers at his grave site.
in Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris France and visitors still gather round.
The life of a rock star is chaotic, mind-bending and outlandish,
and stressed-  Jim left us with notebooks full of his poetic words;
and The Doors most beloved song ever-  Riders On The Storm,
so beautifully haunting and soothing although truthfully dark.
Rest in peace, Jim Morrison, thrown into this world and,
taken from it way too soon . . . and missed forever.  

John 14: 2 "In my Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, 
I would have told you.  I go to prepare a place for you." 

___________________________ 
 
April 23, 2019


Poetry/Elegy/Rider On The Storm
Copyright Protected, ID 19-1136-969-02
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


Written for the contest, Writer's On The Storm
sponsor,  Chantelle Anne Cooke

First Place
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Winter Sonata

"If you're really in love, appearances aren't important. The best house is the one you build in each other's hearts."
Jung Yu jin

Autumn's alliterations amplified an acoustic of death.
Stillness of internal instrumentals silenced my acapella. 
Words like wildflowers withered in winter wickedness,
without voice or verse I vanished behind a visible veil.

I was like a lifeless crystallised burnt sienna leaf,
as bitter breaths froze my brittle soul's ink.
Fatigued fingertips trembled from numbness -
without a purpose upon a speechless stage.

Afraid of crisp crying rain, which fell like a refrain.
my summer eyes turned amaurotic.
Life resembled a blank music sheet,
among an abandoned piano covered in iced cobwebs.
In solitude my music remained unwritten,
as I slept in a shivery silent slumber - tone deaf,
finding fading apricity in stolen daylight.

Until a silvery silhouette appeared. - sparkling.
Placed my hands into her warm glove-like hands,
wrapped me in an emphatic scarf-like embrace.
Her rose gold lips echoed in Orphic tones,
reviving my somnolent mute muse.
Blessed with vibrations from her vision,
senses awoke to rhythms of her heavenly harmony -
strumming an enchanting lover's lullaby.

Were you a gift from an orchestra of operatic angels,
sent to place hymns of hallelujah deep into my heart?

As her mystical mystery began to unfold.
In union our lyrics amplified into a rhapsody of romance.
Vibrant tunes from her intimate strings composed a
seraphic serenade, as we drifted into a dream world.

Today,
as we dance under emerald velvet northern lights,
snowfall covers our paths like an ivory blanket.
Soft flakes, like pearls glisten under tinsel moonlight,
as we leave poetic footprints behind in soothing snow -
a chorus of constellations glow to the tempo of our glorious sonata.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.

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