These Rythm Lullabies Poem by Anthony Edmond John
These Rythm Lullabies
Writing and its arts,
Two congas and this dance,
My still prance,
Your jived stance,
The nectar in this waltz,
Giggly strung bass and a sax,
Amplified microphones,
Steaky drumsticks,
The soar in the wind of your pipes,
These rhythm lullabies and its ode to the quail, ink and this page.
Sunday, July 28, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: ballad,dance,harmony,love,love and art,love and friendship,love and life,music,poetry,short
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