Short Low Pitched Poems
Short Low Pitched Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Low Pitched by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Low Pitched by length and keyword.
EUPHONIUM
EUPHONIUM
When played, it always does it for me
The name of the instrument says it all
As if from below, a melody has grown
With its soft insistent low pitched tone
Such depth and much more than a call
A prime example in brass, of euphony
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Categories:
low pitched, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Restless Zen
A Japanese stone garden
brass wind chimes,
little birds feeding,
fountain tinkling - the whole works.
I sit, empty my mind,
intone a low pitched Buddhist hymn
which scares the birds away.
The wind picks up,
chimes no longer tinkle -but loudly clang.
The fountain sprays itself
into my frowning face.
Frustrated,
now I can hardly hear myself
not-thinking....
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Categories:
low pitched, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Still He Loves Her
Yes,
She
Wore a
College girl's
Skirt and sweater and
A barrette in her shoulder length
Hair. She was the college girl of fifteen years ago.
She hadn't kept up with the times the way others had and she had a low-pitched, well-bred
Voice that many people said was subtly insulting.
And confidence and homeliness
Not often seen—met
Together
In one
Face-
One....
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Categories:
low pitched, age, beauty, devotion, math,
Form:
Fibonacci
A Zen Garden
A circle of small white stones
brass wind chimes,
one lone, pink-blossomed cherry tree,
birds twittering
small fountain tinkling - the whole works.
I sit, empty my mind,
too much tinkling and twittering
grow restless, recite
a low pitched Buddhist hymn
which scares the birds away.
The wind picks up
chimes tinkle -
tinkling becomes annoying,
a clanking;
Now I can hardly hear myself
not-thinking....
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Categories:
low pitched, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Magic Visions
The poet croons with low-pitched words
musicians share with famous thoughts
drones tease with gentler tunes than birds
the poet croons with low-pitched words
some souls may stream, in stormy herds
let’s pick what’s dopest second thought
the poet croons with low-pitched words
musicians share with famous thoughts
Written: August 19, 2022
Triolet - Old Or New Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May...
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Categories:
low pitched, analogy, appreciation, character, metaphor, poets,
Form:
Triolet