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Stradivarius Poems - Poems about Stradivarius
Stradivarius Poems - Examples of all types of poems about stradivarius to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Stradivarius
Whispers of pine, aged, Carved by hands of bygone days. Strings hum with life's breath, Each note a story, tender— Echoes of eternity....
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©
Don Iannone
Categories:
stradivarius,
music,
Form:
Tanka
Playing with Stradivarius
4 strings the curves held between the limbs of another Candide Diderot. ‘24 wicked game....
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Candide Diderot
Categories:
stradivarius,
sensual,
Form:
Free verse
STRADIVARIUS
longingly, eyes look on with lust; the luster lavished on the polished violin - the Stradivarius as if hourglass-shaped. the sigh of sex upon the inanimate, animated by man. the shudder, the gulp of two bonded in sin - its possession. the greed, the tingle of melodic light, as the bow mambos a...
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©
Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
stradivarius,
music,
Form:
Free verse
Stradivarius - Mia
S - she played like an accomplished musician T - throughout the whole of the audition R - receiving a standing ovation after an A – awe inspiring performance that D - delighted all, audience and judges...
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©
Sean Kibble
Categories:
stradivarius,
child, music,
Form:
Acrostic
Precarious Playing Her Stradivarius
Precarious Playing Her Stradivarius She is in a position which was precarious While fiddling on her fine Stradivarius Marvelous sounds from it would emulate To hear her again have hated to hesitate. Crossed a bridge running over a creek Much...
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©
James Horn
Categories:
stradivarius,
encouraging,
Form:
Couplet
The Gibson Stradivarius:
in "Angels & Demons" you wept softly, shimmered your strings in a supine grace, reached warmly over the edge with a tremulous honey vibration rising in crescendo, dripping into shadow, then onto a deceptive cadence; your amber rhythms stirred the inchoate with...
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©
Jerry Whalley
Categories:
stradivarius,
music
Form:
Lyric