Walker Hubert Enlow

Walker Hubert Enlow Poems

The Best Poem Of Walker Hubert Enlow

Stradivarius

When you listen to the tunes I've played
What kind of impression have I made
If you think I'm a bit off key,
I've missed a note or two,
Just cut them short or add a few
Just call it a Rhapsody,
A rhapsody in A, E, I, O or U
You may see my name
On the sign board in the Post Office saying
Reward for information leading
To the arrest of W.H.E., born in 1903
But you may never see my name
On the marquee or Hall of Fame
Or as a Grammy award winner
But who knows - They say
Whatever's to be will be
Some of these days you may see me
Down at a street corner at Broadway and Main
With my strad and a tin cup and cane
And a sign saying "Brother can you spare a dime?"

Walker Hubert Enlow Comments