The Lost World Of The Arts: 5 Poems
12 November, 2009
Author: Colin Stewart
The lethargic ballet:
It seemed utterly pointless to dance on your toes
and this conspiratorial uprising added to his woes
as a frazzled choreographer was caught up in the throes
when the corps de ballet gathered for a lethargic pose!
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The absent-minded chorus:
Liberations and libations have altered the course
ejecting this chorus with such force
out of a song in a transitional state
by those who were distracted by their mental state!
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The silent aria:
It was once considered the apotheosis of good taste
but now the libretto has been laid to waste
with an aria dissolved by a silent protest
as delivered by a mime and put to rest!
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Ghosts in a Jukebox:
These haunted melodies for a dime
speak of transgressions and a bloody crime
that were committed with a reckless heresy
and to reside here in merciless memory!
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Profane poetry:
This poetry has stood the test of time
unveiled on this wall in eternal rhyme
shattering man's legacy with ill-repute
in this unfortunate coda to his one-finger salute!
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Comments on this poem/writing:
The Artist (187.42.69.226) -- Friday, November 13 2009, 01:15 am All those arts you mentioned I hold close to my art.I will never lose them. |
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