Musicals Poems - Poems about Musicals

I am a sucker for musicals A vexation for I neither sing or dance well. They are my favorite form of entertainment Possibly because I also cannot play the flute, piano, saxophone or be a conductor or a choreographer Musicals or uplifting and delightful tome in spite of my obvious limitations...

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CONTENTS (…may have settled during shipping and handling.) Preface by C. Günter Marrow Prologue by Zoltan Goliath Cycle I. FAITH HEALERS & HEARSAY MIRACLES Ghosts from the Well Hard Lessons Chest of Drawers Cycle II. RAW PERFUME Social Insecurity Rogues’ Gallery Business as...

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I dreamed I accidentally bought two expensive tickets to a musical play about Thomas Jefferson, then figured, what the hell, Rhonda and I might as well go. Then an ex showed up, someone I get along with fine to this day, but I was surprised in the dream that she screamed horrible curses at me. As...

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We have some friends with a son named Todd, whose avocation was to an actor be. Little did I know that his avocation would sometime soon involve me. I loved to sing around the house and (if I say so myself) could carry a tune. One day my wife told me that she didn't know how really well I could croon. Their son...

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Have you ever been in a musical show? I have done some, so this is how I know. They first hooked me when I was in high school, but stage fright made me feel the fool. So, I began on the backstage crew, Oh the things we had to do. Painting sets and handling props, sometimes I wished I was a...

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