Sing Poem by Paul Butters

Sing



Oh let's sing
Church bells ring
Dingaling ling.

Sing out loud
Boldly and proud
Enormous crowd.

Hear those chants
You debutants
Some breathless pants.

Poetry starts here,
Perhaps with a beer
Ask Shakespeare.

Oral tradition
An ongoing mission
So start the audition.

A memorable rhyme
Lasts for all time
Let's make it chime.

Free verse is still fine
Bring in the wine
And vary the line.

Who cares if it scans
You grammatical fans
We don't need your plans.

So free up your souls
Whatever your goals
And loose those controls.

Yes let your heart sing
A bird on the wing
Tingaling ling.

If singing's your thing
Think what you'll bring
Tingaling ding.

© PB 7\9\2018.

Friday, September 7, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: happy,lyrics,music,singing
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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