Short Clarinets Poems

Short Clarinets Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Clarinets by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Clarinets by length and keyword.

In band you make music not noise
Sometimes you have to be quite poise
The clarinets may squeak 
which will make others freak 
but in band you make music not noise

© Emmary Kinnetz  

clever clouds
chase
cunning clarinets

curious cats
collect
cacophonous cicadas

colorful candles
captivate
cavalier crowds

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cavalier crowds
captivate
colorful candles

cacophonous cicadas
collect
curious cats

cunning clarinets
chase
clever clouds

© Jim Tomcatx  

      flamingoes on one foot balance
        talent like monkeys on bongos

      playin' clarinets are baboons
         raccoons a-hootin’ and a-swayin'

       lions on slide-trombones
          headphones catch them cryin’

       giraffes a-bangin' chimes
          Times of L.A. laid off its staff

© Gershon Wolf  

Suspended like a lemon drop
 on the tongue of night
the moon melts 
on the clarinets keys

Haze, ever present,
 on this humid September eve,
blurs the edges of reality
calling forth images 
	of sweet beginning
the howls of wolf..
as the sax soars
and the warmth of blood.


A firecracker night
sparks
	spinning in lamplight
basking in blue velvet
humming with the whir 
of cicada's
with the brushes
on top hats.

© Debbie Guzzi  

Clarinets, bassoons, oboes, ugh.
Flutes, oh, yes, Native American flute music please.
Violas. Don’t be prissy!
Cellos. Ha. Ha. Who wants to carry one to school?
First and second violins. Too stringy. Twangy. Hurt my ears.
Trombones and tubas. Oh, yes, please.
Now for my all- time favorites besides the guitar.
Drums
Cymbals.
Bam.
Crash.
Boom
Bam
Give me percussion or do not give me any music at all.

© Caren Krutsinger  

see minor classical frequent
da da da daaa
knock of
fate
op67
fine tunes confusing
depressed
victory symphony
louder please
1808
dit dit dit daa
cold december
night
after the sixth
flutes and oboes
slicing the
air
clarinets b flat and sea
horns e flat and see
trombones tenor bass alto
trumpets
timpani strings for sure
piccolo in only fourth
dit dit dit dahhh
louder please louder louder
knock of
fate
da da da daaaa

© Francis Osho