Short Ludwig Poems

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Premium Member Clerihew Beethoven

Ludwig Beethoven baptised in Bonn
loved both music&song
Prolific was his second name
deafness never inhibited this game
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member BM VII classical beethoven

Ludwig von Beethoven number nine*
                                                             despite deafness musically sublime
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Eye Shadow

an ekphrasis cinqku an edited  repost from 2009

An
art form
stylised-
portrayed in their
eyes

Ernst Ludwig Kirchener 1880-1958
art
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Clerihew Ernst Ludwig

E L Kirchner,of Franconia,(Germany) not France
said artist painted not things,but their appearance
His street ladies-thin,elongated sans guile
all so serious,none with a smile
Form: Clerihew

Fifth Time's the Charm

Semi-creatively, Ludwig von Bethovan 
sat in his music room, sucking his thumb.

Heavens to Murgatroyd! After four symphonies 
more could be asked of me? Da Da Da-Dum


Beethoven's 250th Birthday In 2020

The loudest composer, ’tis clear, was Beethoven - man of the year. The Germans are proud of music that’s loud because Ludwig van couldn’t hear.
Form: Limerick

Getting the Ninth Right

Normally stormily		
Ludwig von Beethoven
bangs his piano, then
bangs it some more.

"Freiheit," not "Freude," is
anti-tyrannically
man’s right and duty and
that is the score!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ludwig Knew, Clerihew

Free market economist, Ludwig Von Mises
Ably pinpointed economic diseases.
Yet, when we’re told the feds fixed the great depression,
Ludwig knew it was caused by fed intervention.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member King Ludwig

Bavarian King Ludwig was mad. He did something that was inherently bad. Behind his castle, there was a great big lake. Into that water, a one-way dip Ludwig would take.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ludwig van Beethoven


Ludwig van Beethoven
raised music to realm of art with heart’s rhythm interwoven.
Despite failed romance and stressful hearing affliction
composed fervent music of dexterous perfection.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ludwig van Beethoven


Ludwig van Beethoven
raised music to summit of art with heart’s rhythm interwoven.
Despite failed romance and stressful hearing affliction 
composed mesmeric melody of dexterous perfection.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Eye Shadow

An
art form
stylised-
portrayed in their
eyes

Ernst Ludwig Kirchener 1880-1958

http://www.art.co.uk/products/p15153598-sa-i3574218/posters.htm

http://flametree-studios.com/paintings.php?ref=3470
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Inspiration Over Two Hundred Years

Ludwig von Beethoven
German extraordinaire
composed music for forty-five years
seven hundred and twenty-two works of brilliance
first performance at age seven
deafness did not stop his genius
an inspiration

Premium Member Clerihew Ernst Ludwig K

'Degenerate ' Kirchner had no place to hide
closed his life in suicide
There in Switzerland ,in exile
it seemed his art  *was unsuited to Nazi style

*https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/ernst-ludwig-kirchner-1414
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ludwig Van Beethoven

Ludwig van Beethoven raised music to the plane of art
The power of his composition conveyed the cadence of heart
Fused vocal and instrumental melodies in Ninth Symphony unique
Struggled heroically with deafness though life turned silently bleak.
Form: Clerihew

The Enigma of Hitler

Who?What?How?
He was Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The German expressionist
So badly maimed was he during his artists life
That he emerged as Hitler in1938
He overheard the Gods talking
About a world without sexually depraved humans
And creator and hater became
Destroyer and lover
of Kali.

Premium Member With a Glass of Bordeaux

Johann Sebastian Bach
  composed concertos that rock
Ludwig von Beethoven
  gave us music for roamin' and rovin'

Austrian composer Johann Strauss
  the popularity of waltzes widened
An Amadeus Mozart violin solo
  sparkles with a glass of bordeaux 

When on these composers folks take a pass
  ~ they miss out on a classical gas
Form: Couplet

Beethoven's Ninth Symphony

‘did you hear it’, he asks me in a dream.


‘I haven’t stopped listening’, I say.


‘I wish I could hear it, just once’, he says with a pained smile.


‘the Ode to Joy moves me to tears’, I say.


‘I wish I could hear my sobs’, says Ludwig ruefully.


‘I wish I could see my tears’, I say.


He laughs a laugh he cannot hear.


I laugh too,
my eyes brimming with tears,

that only Ludwig can see
Form:

Premium Member The Evolution of Music 2

Ludwig Van Beethoven played piano
with passion and sorrow,
But did he notice the crowds awestruck breath?
(For I heard he was deaf)

Ray Charles came some centuries after
bringing soul and laughter,
He didn't miss the sight of pretty girls
for music was his world.

Now there's Youtubers like Ronald Jenkees
expressing with such ease,
View by precious view, slowly tasting fame,
like Beethoven or Ray.
Form: Clerihew

Ludwig Van Beethoven

On Thursday March 29, 1827

Vienna Salzburg

It wasn’t a happy day for Christoph

Ludwig Van Beethoven

Three O’clock Afternoon nine Priests blessed the coffin

September 1822

Dear Uncle a mad man has moved upstairs into Apartment

Beethoven

Dear Christoph Mr. Beethoven will settle soon

Another week has passed life is no calmer

Beethoven no clothes, rude, and weird

He’s ruined Fathers office.

But I still forgive him.

Premium Member The Swan King -Key To My Heart

(Key To My Heart) Dream Within A dream Breathless Symphony Castle********Of dreams Romantic king of Bavaria King Ludwig II was that Yes was that and more Tender hearted tortured soul Unforgettable His vision unique Forever A gift that keeps Giving Thru the years Misunderstood Not mad Sleep in Peace sweet King Dorian Petersen Potter aka ladydp200 copyright@2011 October,7,2014
Form: Shape

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