Short Orchestral Poems
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On our bed she lies
Half naked to bare, sound asleep
Tanned curves allure me
Eyes closed, visions of last night
Sheets gripped tight, orchestral sighs
.
orchestral stars played
moon and shadows did a dance
cat purred in cadence
11/5/2024
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For my love is now
Every moment counts
As we take our vow
Cupids on their mounts
Kisses will endow...
Love eternal
Orchestral vibes
Spice nocturnal
Desire inscribes...
Love is held
In our hearts
Unexcelled,
You are
My love,
Now!
May.10.2020
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Placed 15'th...Thank You
For some, orchestral violins are known by such a name
Emotions stirred that tug the heart are often their reward
For me, the ties that bind our souls are called the strings of love
What else could keep a merry man to tend a withered field
or sacrifice a lifelong course when need has come to fore
The strings of love are delicate yet graced with might of steel
blue ribbons of light
drift over me in grand
orchestral seas of hope
strings, winds and percussions
fill me with every
color, shape and texture possible
renewed,
I reach out with strength
to
bring
the
music
to
life!
*Tribute to the Minnesota Orchestra...Osmo Vanska, Music Director
Palsied son of prodigal love,
Do your crippled legs dream in swimming strong?
Do your strong arms and back and chest
dream flying across Earth's inviting nest?
Does your mute voice
dream in full orchestral operatic voice
flowing out through mouthed choice
and back in your polyphonic ears
and resonant mind
and resilient body?
Becoming well-felt flight
of harmonic trust
in prodigious you
with all your prodigal love.
Ah! To bask in the melodious harmony of orchestral violins and dream!
'Tis as soothing as the music of water rippling along a meandering stream!
'Tis as smooth as golden honey flowing from a splendid crystal jar!
'Tis as pleasing to the soul as legions of angels' harps heard from afar!
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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Placed No. 7 in Dr. Ram Mehta's "Music and Meditation" Contest - April 2011
Been watching Flash Mobs on TV lately
Not the popular dance routines
But particularly those with classical themes
In an orchestral format
Familiar pieces that are known to all
By world renowned composers
A joy to behold by those fortunate few
Who just happen to be passing by at the time
Amazing how many are enthralled
By such brilliant displays
Performed by so many talented musicians
Bringing tears to the eyes of a few
Who are touched
Delicate hands sweep over the strings
Stirring chords and melodies meet,
The harpist gently plunks and pings
Producing music soft and sweet.
She does not smile, concentrating
On the nuances of each crescendo,
Tenor of the performance elevating
Each measure a startling innuendo.
The climax brings a stirring rush
Exhilarating orchestral responses
As over the audience falls a hush
The music its hearers ensconces.
Written July 16, 2022
The Unanswered Question
Trumpets play unsure tattoos
Heralding uncertain news
Impatient cosmic call and response
Where do the true answers lie?
When those declared don’t satisfy
Announcing unfulfilled needs and wants
Underneath, the notes ring clear
An apt reply will soon appear
Listen, for an answer’s there somehow
There is only the eternal Now
The Unanswered Question
Orchestral piece by composer Charles Ives
A vignette inspired by the Fanfare Member Contest
This season spoils with orchestral splendor
A cloud beams in irrepresible render
Spreading opulently past the stars
And raindrops fall from the sky jars
A crying ladybird groans tearfully
Quailing with blackened fury
And hoping determinedly in delightful twists
As winter-end cavorts playfully in chilly mists
At the point, when the cool is gone, evermore
And skies do not dim anymore
Awaken me with the cries of feathered friends
When the warm twist blows toward me ascends