Short Recitals Poems
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sorting through memories
of concerts and piano recitals
rheumatoid fingers tickle
broken forgotten keys
inlaid with the laughter of
ebony and ivory
I awoken with a song on my heart
As my mind recites, Jesus
In my pointing vision I'm receiving
Views dreams in part
I'm totally found not lost
Awakening in the arms of Our Father
Listening to the bird's recitals
I join in we All praise God
5/22/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2o23
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Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
At dance recitals
At softball games
At skating rinks
Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
Outside school buildings
Outside churches
Outside art studios
Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
for some fathers to wise up
for some fathers to return
for some fathers to take their turns sitting and waiting
The movers wheeled the piano in the apartment
my tutors revealed plateaus climbed as an artist
hours flying pages turned black and white keys charted
scoured trying ages I played packed plight I started
recitals, concert halls, from practicing hardest
reprisals, my art calls, the piano sits modest
In my twilight years I teach children to harvest
the wild bright light nears, to each the piano harnessed
Fresh blossoms of tall oaks
Cherry tree’s tender flowers
Rose bush’s charming buds
Shimmering wraps of emerald
Butterfly skipping around creepers
Duck pair wooing in pool waters
Family of deer grazing upon pastures
Keen songbirds’ euphonious recitals
Blooming vines’ meditative fragrance
Coolness of breezes carrying it over
Mother Earth’s flair of splendor
Rays of hope and assurance
Smita Kulkarni
04/07/2021
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Tiny seed with embryo in toe
awaits the sower to decipher
all it's wants and needs,
to grow captive, in plots and pots.
Nature knows the needs of seeds off by heart.
Growers learn the code of what and when
by rote declension recitals of scripts,
and wasteful trial and error plantings.
Such failed trials and tribulations prove
costly to seeds left to rot, freeze-dry and die
when sown in cold, parched and barren,
foreign lands.
Grandma's quilt
Hand-stitched memory patches
Not one piece another matches
Artful legacy
Sews family ties together
Crafted by hands now weathered
Captured moments
Prom dresses that ever dance
Within love the flowed from grandma's hands
Unique reminders
Weddings, first dates, recitals
Embrace in grandma's revival
Adorned crib
Quilt that covers a newborn
With memories of ancestors gone
Psalms are rendered
Recitals are made
Confessions are voiced out
And the tempo rises
Sweat oozes from the body
Ecstasy is evident, yet unexplainable
With reeling and rolling
Stooping and shouting
The forces of darkness are choked up
O yes! They are left with no choice
Intermittent periods of soberness
The ambience thickened with a taste of spirituality
More periods of soberness
The ambience is sterile
Requiem is observed, and
The grace is shared
We, are the performers of life's drama base
On the stage life-- of time 'n space
We're put here in this world place
To play our parts with full embrace
Nobody can act your part, as you can
You are what you are, when you began
Nobody is like you, amen
We are heaven bound by this drama on earth's plan
Whereas for this short time on stage earth spell
And balancing your acting gig well
The daily recitals you giveth'
Will determine your afterlife ep·i·thet