Short Maestro Poems

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Premium Member MAESTRO

The Spirit of the Lord was upon Him
the Maestro the  anointed one
         to bring good news
if you so choose
Form: Quatrain


Chaos

My mind,
a musician;
its own maestro,
and apprentice, 
is trying  to arrange 
into a symphony,
the noise, & chaos
inside me.

Premium Member Clerihew Bruckner

Joseph Anton Bruckner of Linz
with powerfilled symphonies did convince
Without doubt an Austrian  maestro
in majestic sounds to&fro
Form: Clerihew

The Wag

A symphony escort named Brute 
Was charging each man with no suit 
He must have been witty 
To dupe Maestro Smitty 
He also made off with his lute
© Alan Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Virtuoso

Pro with one thumb action.
The solo maestro flips through his iTunes.
Dancing through a brighter day.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Mantra - Mar 9

Through melting meadows and misty mazes, 
The madman maestro moves the merry music; 
Mystic mountains at the morn’ of magic
Make massive the melody of meek man.

Premium Member Novice vs Maestro


	The maestro spends twenty-three hours preparing for a one-hour performance

           ~ The novice prepares for an hour and spends twenty-three trying to play

Premium Member Lost the beat

Maestro with baton in motion.
A moment of dizziness the world twirling.
The orchestra falls into cacophony.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

The Maestro Fiasco

The maestros affair was very slick
but one night he forgot the lipstick
wife took one peek
saw lipstick on his cheek
saying its now time to face the music.


12-02-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Penful Tricks

wizard of word tom the maestro of limerick…pen is full of tricks

January 8, 2021
Syllable count : 17 (howmanysyllables.com)
Contest : Tease A Friend
Sponsor : Bobby May
Form: Monoku

Premium Member To Maestro With Love

caught his eye, pursued me and we flirted ~ text him short and sweet poems.



2/25/21     Without Saying I Love You Poetry
                  JCB Brul

Used:  How Many Syllables
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Maestro of Crazed Winds

maestro of crazed winds

seeks to have his music heard

challenges the waves





(February 9, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Motorboat Maestro

When Johnny guzzled three ice-cold beers
   There dawned on him a feeling of fear
     He fled, but he couldn't hide
     Crossed a river a mile wide
   Burned out his motor ~ all in first gear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Maestro

A celestial dancer
pirouettes 
at your behest. 

With each gesture
new patterns bow 
before you. 

With reverence 
the moon dances;
The sun casting shadows~ 

stars bend 
to your will.

'el Maestro'

How did he drive
those cars that fast

Far past the limits
of traction and time

Speed as his master
death as his 
mistress

Chasing defiance
the sweetest
of wine

(Juan Manuel Fangio: March, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Social Maestro

I'll instigate an incident
Exaggerate significance 
Initiate a conflict 
Purely form of interest
Consider me an *******
Although I'm considerate 
Enough to let you speak
Until you prove that you're an idiot
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member grand maestro

Listen to poem:
grand maestro performs
summer's overture in full…
mauve aromatics



AP: Honorable Mention 2020, Front Page Pick 2020

Submitted on July 9, 2019 for contest HAIKU-HUE sponsored by KIM RODRIGUES  -  RANKED 1ST
Form: Haiku

The Maestro

Music is playing in my house
And my heart today. 
 
I’m singing along with it; 
Embracing the high notes 
And low notes 
In happy harmony:
 
Directed by the most high, 
Who is orchestrating 
The entire Symphony of my life.

Maestro's Mistake

The maestro conducting the bands
Could get none to follow commands.
Though skilled and respected,
Sadly, he'd neglected
That morning to put on his pants.

2.7.20
For Tania Kitchin's Limerick contest
Confirmed syllable count 8-8-6-6-8
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Symphony

Maestro
   graceful hands
  baton rises and
         falls

   Violins to chins...
      drums roll
    cymbals crash   




           September 23, 2020
  Paint a Picture - 7 Lines Poetry Contest
           Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Verse

Tommy Lee Jones 1995

simply is simple 
I wish I might feign
I wish I might go
to stumble
to quake
simply is something
I feign I might die
I feign I might rise
to reverie
to time
simple is simply is simple is not
to close
to open
to get the maestro out
© Ada Daveed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member maestro heaven sent

everyone watched her walk toward the piano
wondering if she was the maestro
surely not; she was ethereal and lovely,
a goddess, an angel, a heavenly vision
as the notes wafted around the room we knew
she was the maestro, and had been heaven sent

Premium Member Ideagasm

Ideas swoop, so many have I
drowning inside leaving me wild;
Each one instantly sets me on fire;   
Airborne as I sit by the sea 
gaining traction and then crashing 
along my soul as I sip tea; 
Smiling at inspiration’s wings
maestro of my fierce daydream.
Form: Acrostic

In Concert

She had a voice of her own. She didn’t always sound melodious; but was always true to the ear. Her tone was always in tune to her heart’s calling and her mind’s pursuit.
She held not a fairy’s wand, but her own life’s baton.

She was the music. She was the maestro.

Premium Member Messy Chaotic Me

Messy house
Messy floor
Messy porch
Messy door

Messy mania
Alive and well
Chaos is where
I like to dwell

Chaos is my usual norm
Without chaos, I am forlorn
Messy is what makes me think
Messy makes me feel pink

Messy chaos
Messy me
This is how 
I like to be.
art
Form: Rhyme

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