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Percussionist Poems - Poems about Percussionist
Coda the Concert
...Bass'd on Structure ------------------------ Coda Falsetto; A world renowned Percussionist and Sax Man and Singer. He and his sons were famous and were part of ......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
percussionist,
analogy, business, character, culture,
Form:
Ballad
About All the Boys I Never Loved
...I once wrote a sonnet for a pointless percussionist. Telling him he is lucky to be getting them at an early age. A fool was I neglecting his nonchalance with my heart. I once wrote a sonnet for ......
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©
Jasmine Trombone
Categories:
percussionist,
for him, sad love,
Form:
Free verse
Gricketter
...I found a letter from December 5 1865 The address was written to Fleckez Fintezy of Zist Kandia we looked up the place and found it to be unknown. It stated dear Sir: my name needs not to be spo......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
percussionist,
business, friendship, jobs, music,
Form:
Ballad
Nightmare In Abstract
...She stood in thrall to the Magyar As, one hand cupped to a breast, The other picked careful notes From the guitar against his chest, So they made a living figure Sensuous and statuesque Yet in......
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©
Terry Ireland
Categories:
percussionist,
fantasy, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
Heogriffa
...I.U= 20013 A. Area Quad Caff Cout B. Etiquette and refinement C. Kessler Kamm Grouse D.Squeezing oranges and lemons for drinks II. Orc......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
percussionist,
business, career, clothes, culture,
Form:
Ballad
Permission To Mourn
...It is okay to mourn the rapid speed by which this treacherous virus caught us off guard Now we cope, we survive, some better than others And for so many, too many the dignity of dying has been ......
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©
Scott Burden
Categories:
percussionist,
hope, strength,
Form:
Free verse
Mind Concerto
...With one precise wave of the baton the Oboe starts playing a single melody beautiful notes flowing upwards, fluttering downwards reverently renders on the last note well-balanced diaphrag......
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©
Angeline Haikutwinkle
Categories:
percussionist,
fantasy, imagination, metaphor, music,
Form:
Free verse
Poetic Percussionist
...Rhyme and rhythm sing Past poetic percussion Ever beating Time......
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©
Donald Meikle
Categories:
percussionist,
on work and working,
Form:
Haiku