Music Senryu Poems | Examples
These Music Senryu poems are examples of Senryu poems about Music. These are the best examples of Senryu Music poems written by international poets.
Rock angels playing
anthems that hit eternal.
Swift shred now echoes.
(a series of Senryu poems)
We no longer own
our music or software, we
we rent them - subscribe
Think streaming music,
productivity software,
like 365.
A company can
make one product and never
innovate again.
Once, you’d buy software
and they’d have to win your bucks
with something improved
But now you fee pay
monthly, forever - or you
lose that whatever.
Homes are out of reach
so people rent apartments,
Ubers replace cars
Think of subscriptions
as techo slavery, we
need alternatives
None of us can change
the housing situation
unless we team up
And elect people
who aren’t total thieves and fools
enriching themselves
It’s a crazy thought,
I know - are we capable
of it anymore?
.
.
A song for this
Touristy Places by Paul Russell
Music to the ears
rising voices of the dead
a final tribute
Music to the ear
glistening jeweled beauties
dancing in the wind
dexterous fingers
long light lithe and skinny too
banjo playing hands
language I don’t speak
half notes, full notes, treble cleft
no ability
I cant dance cant sing
cant even clap on rhythm
languages I cant speak
fingers creating
mellifluous memories . . .
his old baby grand
up up and away
the fifth dimension singers
upbeat and pretty
give me a guitar
teach me your favorite folk songs
call me Stevie Nicks
music is light
musicians are the prism...
we hear the colors
sixties tribal group
grew their Hair rock musical~
charmingly naïve
musicians unite
:::: playing all over the world ::::
good vibes for a change
hllbilly hoe down
hard piece of straw in each mouth
bibbed overall dance
banjos and fiddles
potluck of fancy desserts
arkansas ham hocks
hound dogs on the porch
homemade corn liquor from gramps
square dancing parents
loud bluegrass music
pink taffy pull for the kids
toothless grandmothers
the orchestra pit
elegant black tuxedos
music from the gods
So profoundly true,
Yes, "Love Is My Religion";
Well echoed, Ziggy: -