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"amadeus" poems
Ha-Ha, Joker's laugh, wildcard coyote dances a maniac tango, joking in the midst of elemental chaos-- giggling at the lava, way hot watching the castle's mortar dissolve, doting the cacophonous crumbling symphony akin to Amadeus. Ha-ha, joker's laugh, wildcard coyote ignites a spliff with incandescent embers, smoking-- up under falling stars getting higher than the Himalayas and more enlightened as the midnight parades off into a translucent, steaming ashy bayou, hoping there's a bite to eat before the heat waves doff the darkness completely into blinding, hokey sunbeams reflecting in snow, that cuckoo tune never lost, Ha-ha, joker's laugh from that wildcard coyote.
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 12:03 AM UTC
Trickster's Mind Garden
Dwindle-Melt-Dissolve Lips of the world lost         Unsolved Evanesce bring to life Live-Love- Dance  Prayers>> of >the> Providence          Lips deep--- tears-seeded     Life unfolds Loved ones need to be hold World spins High flower        Chin Are we all connected within? Anxiety on the rise Weaken flower transforms to begin Sun lips gladiolus Melody of Mozart- Amadeus Honeysuckle- Rose lips Healing rain European trips Winding minds of stairs They lost the flowers Bad politics and affairs I saw the light* Candle-lips star* bright Lips got healed God sent Don't dwell on life the big rent
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Aug 15, 2021
Aug 15, 2021 at 12:12 PM UTC
Lips* Lost The Flowers*
All the sad faces, so quickly they appear Those eyes they peer; like voyeurs of the night As time approaches dusk, and light becomes dark They disembark From Upper York Street- To the strongholds of the the Shore Road Glimpsing in, people stare back From the Spides of the north To the elderly and beyond Coughing and shuffling, moaning and groaning; Oh! What a concert! Amadeus would be a proud man indeed As it slogs by I catch a fleeting glimpse My face, appearing ever so different; sadder It must be illusionary, right? Perhaps Standing there, just thinking to myself Will I ever see these people again?
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Dec 29, 2018
Dec 29, 2018 at 5:54 PM UTC
All the Sad Faces
Johanes Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.6 in F major, (K 43) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EgG8qYcYTU Tchaikovsky Symphony NO.6 (Full Length) : Seoul Phil Orchestra h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDqCIcsUtPI Beethoven - 6th Symphony 'Pastoral' (Complete) ♫♥ h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfa86bTD34
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 12:24 AM UTC
Lets Take A Walk.
Listening to Leopold’s symphony for two minutes, I was bored. My mind wondered. I recalled the dramatic first chords of Wolfgang’s symphony 41 how it awakened me how I was hooked by his energy and zest. Even though Leopold taught his son, the fame of the impulsive and creative Amadeus spread as he wrote and played and captured the attention of the world. I wonder what poor Leopold thought of his own work in contrast to his prolific son a son who seemingly created great music from nothing who freed himself from tired conventions. A creator makes something from nothing and I wonder if being lost in nothingness as we poets sometimes are, if letting go of the familiar makes it easier to create.
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Dec 2, 2021
Dec 2, 2021 at 12:09 PM UTC
Poor Leopold
Prana flows through me like springtime, Prussian blue glass jewels the coral sand. I discover a life to claim as mine, In a space of grace beyond time. I bathe in Dead Sea salt and Spanish lime, By candlelight Amadeus plays a baby grand. In a space of grace beyond time, I discover a life to claim as mine. Crystal stairs illuminate the climb, Old souls are close at hand. I discover a life to claim as mine, In a space of grace beyond time. Dreams conceived in my prime, Strong in faith, I stand. In a space of grace beyond time, I discover a life to claim as mine.
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 5:44 PM UTC
Intervening Rivers
Amadeus, where art thou? For I see you by yonder tree, speaking to the squirrel’s nut. Amadeus where art thou? You’re no Romeo, yet you sit under yonder balcony, muttering gibberish under the bush. I write this to you in sweat, for I have no blood nor ink to send to yonder hill atop which you fancy a stroll. I don’t fancy writing this, really, for I don’t quite know what to say as you gaze at the grassy window pane behind which the kraken sits. Amadeus where art thou? For this is your plight. You can make sense not of anything I write.
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Apr 3, 2010
Apr 3, 2010 at 6:21 PM UTC
The Plight of Amadeus
Listen to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart while Looking through psychedelic art You'll find it Quite the experience
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 1:11 AM UTC
Open Your Mind
Letters in the Alphabet To some words mean everything To me its all in the music You see Abc gave me that Lexicon of love And I could only Imagine what Lennon thought Yet Pulp gave it all for the Common people But Bowie was my Hero Good old Amadeus Rocked me at parties and Boy George never hurt me as my Enigma would always return me to innocence Whilst at the back of my mind I would Muse to thinking Time is running out
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 10:26 AM UTC
Letters in the Alphabet
do you honestly believe that just because she has those infamous violin hips that gives you any right to play her? you’ll be in for a rude awakening when you finally realize no sweet harmony will come from her you will not hold her by her delicate neck and drag your worn bow across her thin, ****** strings as if she was the first, or last orchestra instrument of yours do not forget about deep viola, and intuitive cello do not mock mighty trumpet and jazzy sax with your tenuous conductor’s wand you are no master of a spectacular concerto. go away Amadeus, you’ve lost your mind if you can sit down comfortably and think you won’t have to pay for defacing every instrument in this precious ensemble you once had. -11/13/17 c.m.
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 1:43 PM UTC
****** strings
When Bach and Amadeus Died in their sleep and agony I wonder if they knew What they had achieved Was it worth the cost? When the Alps were 145 centimeters distant from today and the earth still folds your music In between its subducting page I want your great stratovolcanical violins To extrude pumice and grindstone to crush sweet music in between Mt. Rainier and an unknown garden made somewhere deep in my quantum dream The sky takes your notes It is a great teacher as well and swell, it does It tells me a quadrillion dreams in every iterative puff of smoke In every collapse of possibility of every cat ground to paste upon the street and all the ones that purr locally In the arms of some caring soul A lesser spirit dreaming In the arms of their god You play with a broken leg or an unattached eye or shaved cilia And yet still Your skill Outmatched none but ourselves
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May 29, 2018
May 29, 2018 at 8:08 PM UTC
Classical Monumento
well, we were losers once, but while the ferry from calias to dover, took two hours, thanks to social media we became instant, instants of two hours shortened; via pints of guinness at 5am; falco only makes senses with films like amadeus, rather than songs like bloodhound gang's mope; cheap **** cha cha cha: ooh lollipop oops later, oh: spy snuggle me a double d pillows for a yawn with lactose tax and **** and differentiate sugars homie - ganged up with crew of limp colts.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 6:42 PM UTC
la manche
A requiem symphonic-    a tribute to a dead one, robust, orchestrated sympathetic my    ear heard, in string and choir, blesses the true listener, the poet.    "Lord have mercy, on us.... the trumpet will send     its wondrous sound throughout earth's sepulchers"-    I desire to mourn in such beauty. Raise my tremors      to the heights, with deepest regards,     Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 8:30 PM UTC
WAM
oh sure sure, because Burroughs didn't exactly celebrate his ****** addiction in his writing... what's there, not to celebrate? alcoholic or not,               i enjoy the masochism involved in the recuperation period of, the next day, for about two hours, before i come to my senses and retain some form eloquence... my English verbose plush...               of a tangerine, or a plum... but hey...         no one says to a painter: too many colors, or...   not enough colors...     but i'm pretty sure that          Mozart was criticized... in that film: Amadeus...          by Emperor Leopold II... too many notes... too many musical notes...           **** well... let's just listen to the ambient music of the refrigerator's drone hum, snooze, buzz and frizz.
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 11:01 AM UTC
an afterthought
' *I am never without Ludwig  that mess of tangled hair  accompanying me with his  fifth, ninth, and moonlight  • • • in my now unplugged ears  for his remains forever resonant silence against blaring cacophony of mind bars on vibrant circus stereo muted, no longer  blasting at my need to hear  thousands of times before  now lilts, indelibly sealed  o, but he moves me still* _ __ ___ ✒ ○● °
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 7:17 PM UTC
amadeus rocked his day