Short Cole Poems

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For Cole--

–For Laura
Tandem means finally.
Latin wordplay.
But here it means mirroring
But not.
Cloning
But not
Having 
a bosom friend,

A storm sister, 
an exit buddy. 
–From OJ


The Elegant Voice of Audrianna Cole

Elements synthesize



Establishing brilliance



Mosaic





Sound elevates



Electric symphonies



Frequency





Vocals ascend



Ricocheting amour



Phoenix





Speech perishes



Shock scarves



Mastery
Form: Verse

Premium Member Old King Cole

Good King Cole
And he call'd for his Bowle,
And he call'd for Fiddler's three:
And there was Fiddle, Fiddle,
And twice Fiddle, Fiddle,
For 'twas my lady's Birth-day,
Therefore we kept Holy-day
And come to be marry
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nat 'King' Cole

The man they called 'King' 
   On Chicago's South Side
With a voice smooth as silk
   Pearly teeth smiling wide

Hit after hit, from 'Mona Lisa'
   To 'Unforgettable'
Not a number one hit among them
   ~ Whites wary of his ghetto pull
Form: Rhyme

Ol Dumd Cole

'Ol Dumd Cole,
Was a merry 'ol soul,
When he lit up...
His crack bowl...

Butt da' dwug dunn made hyme dumd,
Of da joys 's crack he a'ways sung..
Some daze he mitta lit up dung..
Now hez siten in a cozee place....
King 'a da masta race....
King 'a cwack....
Still fly'in high....
Even if he doon nokw y.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Nat King Cole

(in Memory of the late, legendary singer, Nat King Cole)

Once a great balladere, was
Nat King Cole
Singing like captivating US,
was his main goal
A tendency, he had to swallow
Us up, whole
Having a Big voice full of Power
and Soul
How it often kept Us in Spirits,
"on a roll"
Why, he could make come from
under- a mole
It's No wonder, He, many hearts,
had stole
Form: Epic

Anything Goes

Perhaps he's crackers to embrace glitz (to paraphrase Irving Berlin) 'Putin on the Ritz' tho' 'Sometimes something is better than nothing' went the writing on the wall yet 'Too much of nothing' (wrote the Zimmerman) is really no good at all and 'Everything comes to those who wait' an optimist put in prose but Cole Porter said it best when he wrote, 'Anything Goes'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cole Hamels

He is a San Diego native southpaw. One of the best young pitchers I ever saw. The Phillies chose him first in 2002. In 2006 was his big league debut. He has made his presence felt with all the teams. He can baffle the best of hitters, it seems. With wins and strikeouts, he will be the team’s ace. Nobody can knock “King Cole” out of his place. He will be pitching with many home crowd cheers. May he delight Phillies fans for many years.
Form: Rhyme

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