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Orchestras Poems - Poems about Orchestras

PBS and NPR
...Entertainment on TV Or radio depends On funding from the government Or ads for private ends. Both PBS and NPR,* With Public in each name, Provide such joy for tuners-in, With years of much a......

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Categories: orchestras, america,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Big Brass
...Now rejoice the sounding brass Let trombones and trumpets sing Choirs of Angels weep with joy As the bells of Heaven ring We mere mortals here on Earth We live and love and fight and......

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Categories: orchestras, sky,
Form: Rhyme



Spring Festival
... Symbols cry in dry ice theater - the expanse of aesthetic visa- drawn- from the romance of the silvery eye - as it golden advances the lid of covenance in dynamic enzyme. Open faced t......

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Categories: orchestras, beautiful, god, love,
Form: Epic
Premium Member If It Wasn't For Poetry
... Things that I alone see would remain unseen by others. Things that move or touch me alone, none other would bother. Clouds with color and form, are not just a repository of water, but demand m......

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Categories: orchestras, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Is Your Final Wish
...four merry frogs with a hey wheez wiggle wiggle wiggle Were riding a designer fish down the middle of Lake Gibble The fish was flopping and floundering as fashion fish do. The frogs were laughing ......

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Categories: orchestras, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme



A Meadow For Autumn
...A meadow for Autumn Forest, I lay me down to rest upon bed of moss. Eternal sleep immediately overtakes me lichen kenning myself as Rip Van Winkle except being repurposed as oldest li......

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Categories: orchestras, animal, appreciation, autumn, creation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Samore Pet Squirrel Conductor
...The music teacher was thrilled to see the squirrel in the window. Listening to Beethoven’s 5th, he was conducting high and low. His little paws were moving in a way that showed he knew what to do. ......

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Categories: orchestras, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Wind Song
...I was a professional flutist, and performed in orchestras and symphonies, To express the sheer joy of living, like the birds sing to summer's breeze. Becoming accomplished took many years, and I'......

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Categories: orchestras, fantasy, imagery, music, nature,
Form: Couplet
Wednesday September 2021 At 320 Pm
...Wednesday, September 2021 at 3:20 PM... eastern standard time Autumn Equinox arrives That seasonal occasion twill arise when darkness and light doth bring equilibrium between night and day rak......

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Categories: orchestras, appreciation, autumn, celebration, destiny,
Form: Rhyme
Under the Overpass
...Was it his destiny to die in that sleeping bag curled up like an infant in the womb unnoticed, unseen undiscovered for days until others found the odor of death disagreeable more obscene than th......

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Categories: orchestras, celebrity, death, fate, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Asphalt Jungle Megacity
...Grid city closed in streets congested. every man it's a subject in the maze symbiotic... the city attacks with volcanoes steelmakers industrial plant... without trees, the city if plant ......

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Categories: orchestras, allegory, allusion, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Prose Poetry
In the Theater
...Outside you just see the marquis, it’s ancient lights all glittery, amidst a city past it’s prime, hallmark of a more genteel time. This was a movie palace once, now mostly stage, theatric fun......

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Categories: orchestras, appreciation, art, beauty, dance,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poetry Is Powerful
..."Poetry” is a most powerful instrument like a flute that is to be played. Also, it is a pungent possibility like a newly created perfume put on. Yet, free to all, and for all to wear. This is ......

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Categories: orchestras, people, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Talent and Skill
...The mellow chords of a cello draw tears as its bow vibrates a combo of strings. For when that sound found its way to my ears, it tore my heart apart and clipped my wings. The violin, ak......

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Categories: orchestras, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Great By and By
...THE GREAT BY AND BY I’m thrilled with a brilliant red sunset, I’ve marveled at lightning so bright, I’ve stood and I’ve watched falling snowflakes, Then I thought, “What a beautiful sight!” I’......

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Categories: orchestras, heaven,
Form: Rhyme

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