Short Chopin Poems

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Premium Member Clerihew Faure

Gabriel Urbain Faure
with intimate pieces to play
Heir to Schubert & Chopin they of of him
especially moved by his Requiem
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Specialist

Sans a symphony
And no opera for for he,
Each day he would play
His pianoforte,
Note perfectio his only way.

Tribute to Chopin
Form: Narrative

The Piano

Pianist's fingers trill the room
 while the ghosts of Liszt and Chopin loom






For entry to competition on The Piano for Rick Parise competition

Dolly Parton's Neighbours

A tenant farmer strummed one note
That some would argue Chopin wrote
Neighbours heard that sound
And plowed up his ground
Monotony sure got their goat!
Form: Limerick

The Pianist

Proud sound, soft tracks of voices burned
taming crude souls their virtue earned.

Inspired from the ''Pianist'', scene of Ballade No.1 in G minor Op.23 - Chopin.
art


Premium Member The Nameless Composer

We all hear Rachmaninov and Chopin
Plus Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven, and Schumann 
But it’s unfair, I say
That no one will play
That great composer who’s just known as Stan
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Piano

Pianist who is blind
Performs at train station
Pressing keys to play a
Perfect piece from Chopin 
People were moved to tears
Piano prodigy
Played Bach for the new king!
Form: Pleiades

Music

My feet could not reach the pedals, yet
I read music at five years old
I played in competitions
I practiced everyday
I loved Classical
Chopin, Mozart
Piano
Still Play
Now.

©Holly P. Moore
   November 2012
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Winter Peace

Winter Peace

An old branch brushing against the eve 
Rhythm of rain on the window
Wood burning low in the fire
Chopin soothing the soul
Memories awake
Soup simmering
Love’s own hand
Safe now
Home
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Happening 81 Ear Candy

what is this
   a surprise?
a welcome
       return:
my heart 
     flutters 
in
anticipation
joy
   wells
        within,
overflows
    in tears
drowns
the past..
     with love

inspired by clip of Chopin no 2 op31
Form: Verse

Chopin To Sand

To breathe is constricting
to walk is now strained
My passion is boundless
My power has waned

  The music demands 
that I keep up the pace
so much to do,
when I look at your face

  I see hope rekindle
I feel I can try
to put down this opus,
this work,
ere I die.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Chopin, Frederic - Etude Op 10 'Tristess' No 3, In E Major

Listen to poem:
~~~~T H E W I T C H ' S H E A D N E B U L A E~~~~~ The Canadien Seal Hunt by The Humane Society Warmingly, a seal pup, heedlessly, greets strangers who clubbed it to death. Date: 08/30/2019 howmanysyllables 575 ***Entitled suggested background music for reading
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Happening No 12 Ear Candy

quietly
        tenderness
              descends:
peacefulness
arrives
        and stays,
interludes
               languish,
surround 
          my whole
                   being,
fill it with
             contentment
and
       shalom


Words whilst listening to YouTube clip Chopin Nocturn  Op 2
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Piano

Serenade me with Chopin
As you and the piano become one.


As his nimble fingers skim the keys
His music permeates my soul.


The subtle notes start tentatively
....soon building to a crescendo.


The air is filled with happy notes
... I feel your smile come through the keys.
       



* not for the contest

Premium Member Happening 93 Ear Candy

it
    is
        so 
           peaceful..
nothing
       is
          moving,
           no 
              noise
           no
               sound
just
my beating heart
and
      your breathing
so
close
to me..
       will
          you stay
or leave...?
please
say

Inspired by Chopin nocturne in E flat clip
Form: Verse

A Winter's Day In Gotham

Attended a poetry reading 
    on a cold day 
in Gotham
A pianist played Chopin Scarlatti and Debussy 
   Heard a lecture about Anti - Facist poets 
of the 1940's
       Along with other poets
and a humorous piece about Trump 
    I got up and read my verse 
Six poems to some applause 
    Read a limerick that I wrote 
about Middle Earth 
All in all a nice day!
Form: Verse

A Hundred Poems - L

THE kiss of cold
--ness froze my soul
a tin can kicked
beyond winter's road

Hands in pockets
did not abate the shiver
ice-shattered thoughts
as I walk alone down

My cobble-path stones
across the way as I walk
and through a golden lilt
window-soul I hear

Chopin playing on air
My friend-soul I'm told
kissing my footfalls
------------as I go

:: 04-28-2014 ::

88

Lovely ebony and ivory
Together in harmony

Packed in wood
Sounds so so good 

But before melodies can be heard
There must be a pair that are unencumbered

Yes

A talented two 
Definitely will do

Gifted fingers that are light and feathery
Swiftly across the keys, rendering a sweet 
melody

Chopin and Tyner are gently on my mind
Beautifully tickling the keys, oh so sublime
Form: Rhyme

Black Moon

Black moon... It is my heart...

Shards of night pierce my tearing eyes...

Her scent still looms like tiny flowers drifting in the summer wind...

Chopin plays softly from the corridor, as grief grabs my hand...

It gently touches the funeral wreaths and flowers ever so numbly...

My world is black without her... 

I am but a vacancy in a dark suit...

Black moon... It is my heart...

A Hundred Poems L

(Chopin's Ghost)

THE kiss of cold
--ness froze my soul
a tin can kicked
beyond winter's road

Hands in pockets
did not abate the shiver
ice-shattered thoughts
as i walk alone 

The cobble-path stones;
across the way as i walk
and through a golden lilt
window-soul i hear

Chopin playing upon air.
My friend-soul i am told
kissing my footfalls
- - - _ - _--> as i go

:: 04-28-2014 ::

Premium Member Chopin Phrasis Recited

CHOPIN PHRASIS
O reverie,such enchantment a
well spring,from the mountain,
now,a sad river.My darling I
wanted what I have not ,to be
a bridgegroom,a handsome
lad, with your ring.Now out 
of sight,merrymaking,and what
she likes..hark the Messenger…
they carry heavenly crosses and
…the leaves are falling.
From song titles of Chopin
Listen to me read this phrasis on youtube under the pen name ichthyschiro
Form: Verse

Words Soup

Words soup 

Day flames slow to bring down 
Chopin off breath and love 
For it 
Guess for the guest to taste my best 
Many many bowls of other which respectful delicious than me 
Some of well wishers reply you miss the salt and pepper 
But I have it in a pouch for them into my heart 
And.....

Serve my loveable time to the 
New flavor to all in poetrysoup well come 

With love all
 MRI Jagdish Bajantri ETD

Premium Member Today

I thought to write you
a song today; my mind
still apt -- though my fingers
a bit too creaky...had the piano
tuned, but it did not make me
a Chopin.  Decided then on
a heartfelt love poem -- went
into my Shakespeare persona...
then tried Elisabeth and Emily -- 
Dr. Seuss did not seem to carry
the same sentiment -- 
What the heck!~ a sincere hug
and kiss has worked for half
a century -- you always know
my intentions.

Premium Member Chopin a Confluence of Image and Ear

composer performer
            complex & complicated
flamboyant  frenzied
evocative
emotions
             extolled exhibited

keyboard expressions
of
heartbreak
               melancholy 
made lyrically
                   aloud

genius  marooned
in
innovation

inner tragedy  telltale torments
transformed

romantic naivete
          fortuitously fingered
in
nocturne&concerto

for us
    when we look laugh & dream
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Two Limericks For Friday

~ A Chopin Prelude ~

A young lass by mistake downed a Quaalude
Removed her clothes, played a Chopin prelude
   Male teacher at her peeked
   Then she let out a shriek
"It's not lesson time ~ Are you ever rude!"

                  ********

     ~  Yelp to the Rescue ~

Jeeves was driving Madame home in the fog
When he suddenly ran over a dog
   The dog let out a yelp
   A vet showed up to help
Limo's fine now he's put in a new cog
Form: Limerick

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