Musical Score Poems | Examples

Premium Member Postcard Perfect

Postcard perfect- a picturesque town
Where the locals come to wind down
A hidden gem, a park of simplesse
An oasis, heavenly, it's beauty bequests
An art form to behold, a sculpture; nature's showpiece
Serene and tranquil in the heart of the city
A stream lined with a plethora of trees
Every color showcased upon their leaves
A vast variety, Each the opposite from the last
No comparison, within it's contrast
Harmoniously standing together
A strength against stormy weather
Surrounded by majestic abodes
So grand, each and all, becoming stories told
A backdrop- regal mountains- not seen before
Only Nature could compose such a musical score
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hi Hey Ho


Connor Constrictor 
crept through the carpet.
Marianne Marmot 
marched through the market
singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
 
Tutu Toucan 
turned to and fro
while Wally Walrus 
watched in slow mo.
Singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”

Kami Chameleon 
chewed a crumpet
and Tommy Tortoise 
tuned up his trumpet
playing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”

All the animals
clamored for more,
more of the funny
musical score
singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing, 
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”


Premium Member moon is the conductor tonight

Pacific Ocean is fiercely melodic and turquoise tonight
Her waves flowing as a ribbon, like a musical score
I stare into the horizon, seeing full moon work her magic
She is the conductor, orchestrating the tempo of the sea

Premium Member Invitation Only

Spellbinding place where rainbow water flows
Frogspawn and tadpoles such enormous change
Arcadian forest where pixie dust blows
All creatures are welcome no one estranged.

Twilight is magical what will happen?
Atmosphere filled with dire baritone croak
Whispering rustle, low-lying bracken
Fae folk appear under red velvet cloak.

Fireflies lighting wonderful oasis
Elderly toad croaks musical score
Pompous owl tries to intimidate
Proud of position he is the law.

Beetles scurrying they are so anxious
Happy invitation it's party time
Cantankerous bees prickly as cactus
Covered in honey they buzz "all mine".

Terrapin plays music on his bassoon
Boisterous sound that creatures adore
Leprechaun baked magical mushroom
Mesmeric food eaten they all chant more!


Pixabay image by Sandra_Schoen
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Holly Has Autism

Holly did not communicate with people in a social way.
They interested her in almost no capacity, but cows fascinated her.
She decorated her room with cows, and she studied all their breeds.
This is how her parents learned to communicate with her.

Is this a dairy cow? Holly would scoff at their questions.
That is a Charolais, she would tell them, using her monotone voice.
What color is the Black Angus? She had no tolerance for this.
She did not understand teasing or a sense of humor.

The oldest recorded cow was forty-eight, right?
You know she was, and her name was Big Bertha.
When did she die? Sepember 29th, 1993.
Holly grew up knowing all kinds of facts about cows.

She knew the difference between Belted Galloways
and Wisconsin dairy cows. 
Cows have panoramic vision, she would state matter-of-factly.
They can see almost three-hundred-and-sixty-degrees.

She invented many machines that aided in milking cows.
An improved milking machine with a gentle touch.
And she invented a musical score that helped them relax to milk.
Her genius was well-known in the Midwest, she knew her cows.
Form: Narrative


Premium Member The Space

Please take a moment to pick a nice space
a position to plant both of your feet
now dig your little toes into this place
a journey we go, a memory treat.

Passing storms would embellish air and ground
tornadoes hurricanes and even more
gifting the area with wondrous sound
challenging the best musical score.

Openness may not have always been here
perhaps lush forests where animals swayed
even dinosaurs when earth's growth became weird
what remains the same in twilight, night and day?

But today your space is at resting peace,
nature's freedom temporarily ceased!

Monday, October 25, 2021
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Snore Score

They claim that both my spouse and I snore.
Following the meal, there is a musical score.



Written: September 25, 2021


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Form: Couplet

Fake Flowers

It’s not your lies
I can’t take

I can fashion those
making them
into a bouquet 

of plastic or

better yet
fake flowers

it’s the fact that 
you take me
for someone easy

with emotions
to be plucked

like strings 
on a jazz bass

and used for chords
in your grand
musical score

Whit Howland © 2019

Premium Member Lost In a Sea of War

“What is there to say? They are my friends. I would do it again, over and over — for I hate cruelty and intolerance.”    Oskar Schlinder

LOST IN A SEA OF WAR

daringly intrepid,
dazzlingly, dizzily
protecting the poor,
the unarmed, the kids,
those lost in a sea
of war — Schindler
and his musical score,
outscoring the hate
that seemingly won’t abate
but for God steps into
the shoes of man

Kim Rodrigues © 2019

3 444's

there are
astronomical
possabilaties
in numerology

tarot biblical
verses time
zones and
who knows

as they go
on and on
depending
on your

point of
reference
perhaps for
i was thinking

more along
the lines of a
musical score
for tempo's time

tells me
if a tango
i'd surely dip
you as if fondue

in cheese
with clenched
teeth swallowing
your intended rose

so i rise
realizing 
that this
is 3/4

waltz time
may i ask
you if i
could

step
on
your
toes

Premium Member The Secret of the Rainbow

It’s time said the faerie queen.
Sh! Don’t wake anyone else.
We were in the meadow, 
Asleep in a heap of puppies.

I had to disengage myself out from under one’s paw.
The dog groaned and rolled over, 
Back to sleep in seconds thanks to the sleeping potion.
The faerie queen was bigger than I imagined.

If you share this with anyone, your life will be ruined, she cautioned.
Don’t worry, I told her. Nobody knows, nor will they.
We flew to the rainbow, I was under her wing, 
Just a little mite of a spec of a thing at the time.

Marvelous colors greeted us and gave us a musical score
Constructed magnificently enough for angels to weep.
I felt pure happiness as Blue turned into Indigo and Violet.
You did want to see, right? The faerie queen asked.

I nodded my head, happier than I have ever been.
Souls of the sweet ones were fast asleep, waiting their turn.
This is where the angels get them ready for transport, the faerie queen said.
We sat in awe, watching them sleep, feeling rainbow love,
An awe without words, a feeling of pure God-like love.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member So Many

When oceans rise, my soul will rest in your embrace

Songwriters: Joel Houston / Matt Crocker / Salomon Lighthelm
Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) lyrics © Capitol Christian Music Group

SO MANY

when the whispers in your ear...
the daggers hurt
crackling of fire that’s never put out
like the ocean from shore to shore
always a bit more

follow the bouncing dot
through the musical score
you can’t keep up anymore
as you catch your breath

and hit your knees
with tremendous force
close your eyes
fold your hands
and begin

the prayers for them
so many of them
so many close
you can’t keep up

but HE can

7/25/2019

Premium Member Potion

The ethers of love embedded in a steamy translucent brilliance

In the glint of golden light as the sun rose harmoniously

Painting diamond droplets that cling to the cool window glass looking to the sea

Illuminating the surreal magical notes of this musical score

Composed by the heated melody between two lover's vaporous breaths

Expelled in the quiet radiance and glow of passions aftermath

This precious elixir rolled exquisitely in slow random patterns

Blind circles of ecstasy fetched by gravity

One melding to the touch of the other

Collecting to converge together as one

To become the harvest of delight

Distilled in the bliss of fire spawned by two burning hearts entwined

This potion of perfect joy and perfection

Torridly collected by Cupid's angels

Dispatched by disciples of Pan's erotic dreams

To be the eminent gift to bewitch and enchant

The soul of other lovers

Delighting in this early morning light

Make Not a Noise

M-ake not a noise, 
E-levate not the decibel; 
R-ight volume makes it good, 
C-ry not a loud 
Y-ell. 

M-ake not a noise 
O-f a deafening roar; 
L-et the average sound sing 
E-very sublime musical score. 
R-umors have been flying that you have a golden voice; 
O-n the fifteenth of January, make not a noise.
Form: Acrostic

Bird Bread

Serenade a song bird then. Go on. It's great. Sit in trees or on rocks. Very pleasurable it is. Thank not a tank. Think not a tripod angling in with money. It is never wise to eradicate pollen. And pole axing at discotheques should only occur when the moon is oval and the room is triangular. Format stained is neither a gospel nor a weed. And harmonising with leopard printed heeled shoes displays nonchalance towards your fellow human. So we must all now rise and tango with ten suns, a planetarium and a biscuit tin. Biscuits can be quite good company. Full of character. And baked with breath. Breathing breeding buying bought beaded benign baked breads. And now that fish over there chuckling reading a newspaper. Nothing no one noted noticed needed numbers. And a 8000 foot goat is trotting around to many tunes. Great. Fantastic. Derive not a pea from a geometry set or a musical score. One nil two nil three nil now eat. Good. Xxxxx humanitarian harpsichords. Xxxxx quintessential Z

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