My Symphony

There is a soothing melody

When ever I write my poetry

Musicians grab their instruments and play together

Orchestrated together to sound so better

One sound so sweet to the readers choice

And sounds as heavenly as angels when it runs off your voice

These words of mine harmonize throughout my poetry

Formulating, creating the best symphony

They are to me my priceless works of art

Words, rhymes, stanzas, every part

They are the french horn and trombone that play in harmony

They are the fitting pieces that make my version of the Fur Elise

The emotions and time

I put in every rhyme

Is every note played to the "T" to quote

My feelins of the past, present and the future of what I wrote

My knowledge of the instruments and where they would be placed

Orchestrate these deep heart felt symphonies that I faced

The cello snd the bass, the flute and the clarinet

Along with the percussion the saxophone and the trumpet

Many instruments to form a phenomenal orchestra

Renowly known as what will be called classical orchestra

There is a soothing melody whenever I write my poetry

Classics of me in the making; these are my symphonies

Reviews

[Honeypot]

I enjoyed the comparison between your poetry and a symphony. That a sure sign that the writing bug has got a firm grip on you. I really liked the poem because I can relate to it. " My knowledge of the instruments and where they would be placed, Orchestrate these deep heart felt symphonies that I faced" these were among my favorite lines. Nice job.

[Walkingblind]

So I see you've found my weakness!!
I love poetry written about music or the poet describing his art as
the music itself. This is hot for real I loved the sway in your verses
made me want to turn on some jazz. Very nice.....I like your style

[Alucard]

YES, someone else hears this too! A moment of pure creativity and inspiration captured in wonderful flowing form. Very nice verse!

[ruth]

wow...that is one of the best poems i have ever read. honestly, the words flow smoothly and i like the comparison to music