Short French Horn Poems
Short French Horn Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about French Horn by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about French Horn by length and keyword.
A woman who works shucking corn
Tells jokes that are Iowan born
Just lend her an ear
And you're bound to hear
How colonels can milk a French horn
Praises to the one, that allowed me, to be born,
My father in Heaven, why do many scorn,
I believe your Holy honor, will be reborn.
I praise thee, up high, hearing a French horn.
To you My Lord, my faith, my soul, is sworn.
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I tried to ply
the golden
French Horn
when
I
was
younger
I took lessons
and emptied
saliva
from
it
I even tried out for
the college orchestra
Don't have my golden French Horn anymore
Don't have much gold
either
But I love to hear
the French horn
in orchestras
and in rock and roll bands
It is a marvelous
instrument
and I am proud that I
tried to play it
Dedicated to Stuart A. Staples
I want to break someone's little finger
In three places
Give me strings on a hollow wooden body
Crumpled suits and apprehension
The warbler, the jongleur
The slur, the trill, the quaver
I can only serenade in that way
Without drop z tuning
Barmonies and mashed taters
Send in the French horn
Alone in the living room
The air conditioner remote
Engrossed and enthralled in the music
The dog watching me
I think once again you
will be able to write as imaginatively
as J.R.R and as humorously as Woody Allan
I have read both of their work and enjoyed it
So writers - pick up your pens!!
As for me I am hetero
Yes, I am a NY Giants fan!
I know some want the sport banned
But it is good for male bonding
I used to march down the field
playing the French Horn
Only problem was
it was too difficult an instrument to play
It is beautiful when played well
So is poetry when written well!