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Dreadlock Rasta; No like informa, No like imposta, **** smoke; burning da trees Mango scented leaves, Burnt grapefruit scented breeze. Wolly mammoth size locks, Steal wool, ***** tied in a knot, Jamaican colors wrap tie; sitting on top. I and I, believe it or not. No woman no cry, No problem; Him cool as a rock. Charles Dickens by his side, Studying stanzas, deciphering plots. Prayer's meeting; meditation- never stop. Water’s blue waves, Fresh fish after 12’o clock. Under the bridge, find my spot. By his sweet Sugarcane from, Miss Parker Sugarcane shop Burning a spliff, because the **** is his only green; pastures plot. Mary Jane, his only queen be, Never leaving he; love him or not.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 4:35 PM UTC
Rasta by the Water
My phone clamped to my ear, Listening to you think. We were punning. (We would combine categories like ‘The Royal Mail’ and ‘Sea Life’, And come up with things like Octo-post and Cod-espondence.) That night it was ‘Crockery’ and ‘Celebrities’. You thought of Plate Moss And Camilla Parker Bowl.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 7:31 PM UTC
puns
And how sweet a story it is When you hear Charley Parker tell it, Either on records or at sessions, Or at offical bits in clubs, Shots in the arm for the wallet, Gleefully he Whistled the perfect horn Anyhow, made no difference. Charley Parker, forgive me- Forgive me for not answering your eyes- For not having made in indication Of that which you can devise- Charley Parker, pray for me- Pray for me and everybody In the Nirvanas of your brain Where you hide, indulgent and huge, No longer Charley Parker But the secret unsayable name That carries with it merit Not to be measured from here To up, down, east, or west- -Charley Parker, lay the bane, off me, and every body
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241st Chorus
Bequeath this Honour from the Eighties' Tribe To he who Modelled their Choice of Youth then Synchronise! The Word our Age imbibe Of Cool Moves, Puppies and Groovy-Pop Scent This Innocence, Sir, which you Emulate Through Mischief that Last Good Deed you remind How we, though Clowned, this Party appreciate Left printed for Cats to oogle behind Then that Watch you wore alarmed you to Grow And signalled your Hour to stand and be brave Hail, Parker Soldier! Valiant Flag bestow, Took arms with Locals and fought for our Stay. And when you Return, those Preppie-Girls cheer The Nerd and the Suave, Cross-Wrists with you here.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 2:32 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: CORIN NEMEC
This is an excerpt of exquisite letter that Kerouac sent to his first wife, Edie Kerouac Parker, in late January of 1957, a decade after their marriage had been annulled. The world you see is just a movie in your mind. Rocks don't see it. Bless and sit down. Forgive and forget. Practice kindness all day to everybody and you will realize you’re already in heaven now. That’s the story. That’s the message. Nobody understands it, nobody listens, they’re all running around like chickens with heads cut off. I will try to teach it but it will be in vain, s’why I’ll end up in a shack praying and being cool and singing by my woodstove making pancakes.
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Apr 12, 2014
Apr 12, 2014 at 12:43 PM UTC
Golden Eternity (Jack Kerouac)
a shooting star is born from the bleakness of the heavenly spheres racing to earth the flashing streak sears a burning path across the sky at dazzling speed it accelerates, slashing the porous atmosphere like a laser bolt from Zeus's own hand then evaporates into the nothingness of the midnight sky the universe remains little changed from its advent and passing Charlie Parker: Star Eyes jbm Catskills, NY 8/88
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 10:30 PM UTC
Shooting Star
with great power comes great responsibility but what if you have great responsibility but no power? Parker had an Uncle Ben I have a.... a what? I don't have an Uncle Ben but Sergeant Willeford said a responsible man will always be given more responsibility "What about everyone else?" I asked. "Where is the great power?" "Who will help the burden of a responsible man?" The Silence was the meanest part of the joke I was thirty when I found out I could not be Spider-Man
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 3:22 PM UTC
Uncle Ben
By Arcassin B "Nerdy kid from Queens in the city that never sleeps, Single moments without the peace and ability to be eased, Simplicity to finding your dreams replacing the deeper means, With a Genius intellect, No these kids can not rival me, I was brought up and taught these things and took the blessings, A misconception in human minds don't get the message, Babylon in full effect ,is where we're all headed, One day I'm gonna be something,I think manifest it, My teenage years were pretty weird and wasn't kind to me, Richard and Mary Parker was just distant memory, If anything I found myself a remedy to cope with thinking why I found all of this as a stranger dreaming, Who knew one day I actually become a man? Who knew one I'd actually have a real friend? Who knew one day that I would be bitten by a radioactive engineered Spider in the very end?..... ◾ (New Poem Titled "Responsibility" to Spider-Man Project Coming soon!) Full Poem below⬇️ ◾ ©abpoetry2022
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Jun 12, 2022
Jun 12, 2022 at 6:13 PM UTC
"Responsibility"
I’d like to name My child Peter Parker Then raise him On Spiderman Producing an Intended coincidence But it’d be Alright If he liked Batman; too
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Jul 20, 2012
Jul 20, 2012 at 12:58 AM UTC
Intended Coincidence
You have these helium balloon pair of arms, that always tend to lift me up when I fall. You raised me as part slingshot and part boomerang and no matter how far I go in life I’ll still return home. You've taught me that we are all keys, and if I don't fit in then I wasn't made for what’s behind that door. Sometimes, I spend too long at some doors. And I break my edges trying to fit in, till I can never open the doors for which I was made anymore. Some days, your lessons are like the edges of a jigsaw puzzle, they’re the starting points to fix me when I’m a mess. Your smile reminds the super glued, ice sculpture in my chest what it feels like to be warm. I come from a long line of glass spines and barbwire teeth and my back was as bad as my bite. But you've taught me to carry the world on my shoulders and kiss Mary Jane on the cheeks. I see the Irony of the cobwebs on your letters. It’s not so funny when it’s on your head stone.
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 6:33 AM UTC
May Parker by Spiderman #truesupeerheroes
Anna who was mad, I have a knife in my armpit. When I stand on tiptoe I tap out messages. Am I some sort of infection? Did I make you go insane? Did I make the sounds go sour? Did I tell you to climb out the window? Forgive. Forgive. Say not I did. Say not. Say. Speak Mary-words into our pillow. Take me the gangling twelve-year-old into your sunken lap. Whisper like a buttercup. Eat me. Eat me up like cream pudding. Take me in. Take me. Take. Give me a report on the condition of my soul. Give me a complete statement of my actions. Hand me a jack-in-the-pulpit and let me listen in. Put me in the stirrups and bring a tour group through. Number my sins on the grocery list and let me buy. Did I make you go insane? Did I turn up your earphone and let a siren drive through? Did I open the door for the mustached psychiatrist who dragged you out like a gold cart? Did I make you go insane? From the grave write me, Anna! You are nothing but ashes but nevertheless pick up the Parker Pen I gave you. Write me. Write.
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Anna Who Was Mad
Ma Jalouse, Mon Unique, Mon Ultime Sais-tu ce que Lord Invader, Sam Manning Cyril Monrose, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong Jack Sneed et Ernest Rangling Sans oublier Blue Glaze Mento Band et Phil Madison ? Et je m'arrête là pour l'instant, Sais-tu ce qu'ils ont en commun ? Eh bien vois-tu, ce sont tous mes ombres. Tu ne pourras jamais me comprendre Si tu ne les comprends pas Et si tu ne sais pas ce que représentent pour moi La mangouste et le raccoon. De même que pour te comprendre il faut avoir lu tout Dostoievski Pour me comprendre il faut avoir écouté tout Sly Mongoose Car peut être n'as-tu vu en moi qu'aria et boléro, symphonie et concerto Alors je t'explique : pour comprendre, n'essaie pas de philosopher Lève-toi et bouge tout simplement et tu toucheras l 'essence C'est du folklore, c'est du reggae, c 'est du mento, c'est du calypso, c'est du jazz, C'est instrumental ou c'est vocal C'est moi, mes ascendances et descendances. Sly Mongoose c'est mes Frères Karamasov Smerdiakov, Aliocha, Ivan et Dmitri C'est mon Idiot, mon prince Lev Mychkine C'est mon Joueur, mon Alexei Ivanovitch Mon Rêve d'un Homme Ridicule Et Raskolnikov errant dans la nuit dans Crime et Châtiment. Sly Mongoose c'est l'histoire d'une mangouste maline Qui a baptisé la fille du pasteur De son eau sainte Et qui fuit la Jamaïque Et part à l'étranger Après son forfait. C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui vole les poules les plus grasses de la cuisine Et qui les met dans la poche de son veston C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui entre dans la cuisine d'un prédicateur Et qui repart avec une des poules les plus grasses Et tous les chiens savent son nom. il s'appelle Sly Mangoose Il est malin, il est vicieux, le compère C'est mon ombre, que veux-tu Et parfois pour échapper aux prédateurs Il prend l'apparence de l'ombre d'un raccoon.
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 6:05 AM UTC
Mangouste et raccoon
Ma Jalouse, Mon Unique, Mon Ultime Sais-tu ce que Lord Invader, Sam Manning Cyril Monrose, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong Jack Sneed et Ernest Rangling Sans oublier Blue Glaze Mento Band et Phil Madison ? Et je m'arrête là pour l'instant, Sais-tu ce qu'ils ont en commun ? Eh bien vois-tu, ce sont tous mes ombres. Tu ne pourras jamais me comprendre Si tu ne les comprends pas Et si tu ne sais pas ce que représentent pour moi La mangouste et le raccoon. De même que pour te comprendre il faut avoir lu tout Dostoievski Pour me comprendre il faut avoir écouté tout Sly Mongoose Car peut être n'as-tu vu en moi qu'aria et boléro, symphonie et concerto Alors je t'explique : pour comprendre, n'essaie pas de philosopher Lève-toi et bouge tout simplement et tu toucheras l 'essence C'est du folklore, c'est du reggae, c 'est du mento, c'est du calypso, c'est du jazz, C'est instrumental ou c'est vocal C'est moi, mes ascendances et descendances. Sly Mongoose c'est mes Frères Karamasov Smerdiakov, Aliocha, Ivan et Dmitri C'est mon Idiot, mon prince Lev Mychkine C'est mon Joueur, mon Alexei Ivanovitch Mon Rêve d'un Homme Ridicule Et Raskolnikov errant dans la nuit dans Crime et Châtiment. Sly Mongoose c'est l'histoire d'une mangouste maline Qui a baptisé la fille du pasteur De son eau sainte Et qui fuit la Jamaïque Et part à l'étranger Après son forfait. C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui vole les poules les plus grasses de la cuisine Et qui les met dans la poche de son veston C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui entre dans la cuisine d'un prédicateur Et qui repart avec une des poules les plus grasses Et tous les chiens savent son nom. il s'appelle Sly Mangoose Il est malin, il est vicieux, le compère C'est mon ombre, que veux-tu Et parfois pour échapper aux prédateurs Il prend l'apparence de l'ombre d'un raccoon.
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Don't be scared to sneeze in MATH105 Blow these numbers off the page, so I can finally have an excuse to Blow off some time with you I want to memorize what that sneeze sounds like, unique to the individual Each sound varies upon sneezers voice, allergies, voice box, larynx, even personality If that's all true, I bet even you, sneeze as **** as a mother ****** The only thing that I want more wet and slimey than the inside of your elbow, Is the way we make love "Oh baby, that's it! Sneeze for me! Sneeze harder! Sneezed like you've never sneezed for a man before and then sneeze harder!" Don't EVER hold a sneeze back! You're not only killing brain cells But killing me as well! I want to see what kind of tornados you can throw when a dust storm gets at you What demons are you hiding, not letting Christ expel Don't be ashamed! Are you scared that just you're sneeze Will create tsunami waves of attention If so! I'm buying a front row ticket wearing nothing but arm floaties and a rain coat If you get sick, kiss me with your breathe And well get over this cold- feet together I want to know your sneeze so when we Are cooking dinner, you can be half way through inhale And I'll have a tissue and the words "Bless you" Already trotting outta my mouth I want to be the blessed one To be within hearing distance Be able to bless you back See you come outta your shell for .237 seconds There to catch the science of your anatomy jumping off the cliff of your nose I want to be in the bookstore, Reading super hero graphic novels And hear you in your boredom two floors up at Starbucks, sneeze, And be able to say "YES! THATS MY MAN!!" You hear that one Peter Parker? Try to dodge your spidey-sense around that one! That's a sneeze that'd make the phone booth go inside Clark Kent! We'll have two kids, named Gesundheit and Salud The cat's name will be Ah-Choo Unless you're allergic to cats Then scratch the kids, we'll have A cat zoo! So I can hear the symphony Of your nostrils on the daily If you think this poem is gross Wait tell you see the way I sneeze When I'm thinking of you
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 5:02 PM UTC
for the cute boy who holds back his sneezes
Don't be scared to sneeze in MATH105 Blow these numbers off the page, so I can finally have an excuse to Blow off some time with you I want to memorize what that sneeze sounds like, unique to the individual Each sound varies upon sneezers voice, allergies, voice box, larynx, even personality If that's all true, I bet even you, sneeze as **** as a mother ****** The only thing that I want more wet and slimey than the inside of your elbow, Is the way we make love "Oh baby, that's it! Sneeze for me! Sneeze harder! Sneezed like you've never sneezed for a man before and then sneeze harder!" Don't EVER hold a sneeze back! You're not only killing brain cells But killing me as well! I want to see what kind of tornados you can throw when a dust storm gets at you What demons are you hiding, not letting Christ expel Don't be ashamed! Are you scared that just you're sneeze Will create tsunami waves of attention If so! I'm buying a front row ticket wearing nothing but arm floaties and a rain coat If you get sick, kiss me with your breathe And well get over this cold- feet together I want to know your sneeze so when we Are cooking dinner, you can be half way through inhale And I'll have a tissue and the words "Bless you" Already trotting outta my mouth I want to be the blessed one To be within hearing distance Be able to bless you back See you come outta your shell for .237 seconds There to catch the science of your anatomy jumping off the cliff of your nose I want to be in the bookstore, Reading super hero graphic novels And hear you in your boredom two floors up at Starbucks, sneeze, And be able to say "YES! THATS MY MAN!!" You hear that one Peter Parker? Try to dodge your spidey-sense around that one! That's a sneeze that'd make the phone booth go inside Clark Kent! We'll have two kids, named Gesundheit and Salud The cat's name will be Ah-Choo Unless you're allergic to cats Then scratch the kids, we'll have A cat zoo! So I can hear the symphony Of your nostrils on the daily If you think this poem is gross Wait tell you see the way I sneeze When I'm thinking of you
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Parker-Based Show, endow your Godfather Hitch your Strings where your Public Pews invest With him in Tan; Rake the Stars thereafter Concern these Words; Or stab the Heart at best So unexpected these foot Personnel Hoping to match what others mostly fear Ignore the Metres; Then impress his Spell And release the Sound which they want to hear Most, in Respite, make habit planting Flags When such Ritual will discredit the Prince Yet Millions, by three's, twice-timed winning back That pop-corned Scale; Then worshipped ever since. Fleeting predict, this Show in five-legs run Least to endeavour; But mostly for fun.
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 2:57 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: SPLASH!
Sometimes I feel I am Anaïs Nin. Sometimes I feel I am Sylvia Plath. Sometimes I feel I am Dorothy Parker. Sometimes I feel that I am feeling nothing. But, most of the time I feel that I feel too much.
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 2:32 AM UTC
Dissociative identity disorder
Alex Parker had, split personality Was sick with asthma And struck by lightning Split by authority And full of love But the he of she Knew it couldn't last But the she of he Wouldn't stop looking back
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 7:29 PM UTC
What Was
My right ear has triple tinnitus. It's true. I kid you not. First there is the deep, low mourn of a foghorn, with a louder high pitched ring above. But stuck somewhere in between is a beautifully sad Charlie Parker saxophone number. It's soft notes range frome mid to low and drown the foghorn and annoying ring while carrying me away to dream. My own nightly internal Charlie Parker radio. r ~ 23Jan14
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 8:42 PM UTC
Tinnitus
In the beginning there was Shakespeare with his worldly verse that let me fly betwixt the Merchant and the Shrew a flame was set alight and it grew and bore testimony to an increasing love for the music of the mind                                                                                            Tagore came later with more a serious thought                              a distant father to my immaturity undulating spirit that within me lay                                                        inspired Always thought I’d grow up and be like Plath                                  Or like Dorothy Parker                                                                                                                  always in some dark corner trying on all the mental dresses my imagination supplied powerful black and pungent hues tears that no one cried confessions which became                                             accusations self-effacing in my pride                                                                 then I found e.e.cummings that tricky wonderful guy who weaved puzzles into his poems                                                    such spell-binding joy! I am become Ekalavya from absent teachers i have learnt to string my voice together - Vijayalakshmi Harish         31.08.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Aug 31, 2012
Aug 31, 2012 at 8:14 AM UTC
Absent Teachers
In the beginning there was Shakespeare with his worldly verse that let me fly betwixt the Merchant and the Shrew a flame was set alight and it grew and bore testimony to an increasing love for the music of the mind                                                                                            Tagore came later with more a serious thought                              a distant father to my immaturity undulating spirit that within me lay                                                        inspired Always thought I’d grow up and be like Plath                                  Or like Dorothy Parker                                                                                                                  always in some dark corner trying on all the mental dresses my imagination supplied powerful black and pungent hues tears that no one cried confessions which became                                             accusations self-effacing in my pride                                                                 then I found e.e.cummings that tricky wonderful guy who weaved puzzles into his poems                                                    such spell-binding joy! I am become Ekalavya from absent teachers i have learnt to string my voice together - Vijayalakshmi Harish         31.08.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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I am tired of being an empty shell that you find beautiful & eccentric. I am tired of being a trope made by authors and directors. I am like war and peace and not like a tissue paper you made me out to be. I am tired of being your favourite shade of red. I am tired of being a brush stroke, when I am the entire painting. I am tired of being pinned to a pedestal. I am tired of my existence and my name being relative. I am tired of being a zany sidekick to the male protagonist in the movie that is my life. I am tired of you thinking that I need help stilling the edges of my narrative, who longs for a tether or a buoy to keep her from flying off or sinking down. I am tired of being told – unconventional, different and other such synonyms by boys, that I am not like other girls as if they are a disease and I am magic. I am tired to be known as someone with wacky quirks and idiosyncrasies. I am tired of being Alaska Young. I am tired of being Sam from The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I am tired of being Tiffany from The Silver Linings Playbook. I am tired of being tagged as Sam from Garden State. Or even Marla Singer from Fight Club. Or even an Amelie or Penny from Almost Famous. And every Zooey Deschanel character. I am a Clementine. I’m a Sylvia Plath. I’m a Dorothy Parker. A Maya and a Margaret. You see, I am well versed in death and in silence. I have my interests and I am like all of the above. But I am “like” them. I am not them. I am me. I am scared now. Scared of boys claiming to be wrapped in barbed wire but is really a caged petting animal in the zoo. I am tired of boys who thinks romance is a Hemingway novel. But, most importantly I am tired. Tired of men not falling in love with me but instead falling in love with the idea of me. Nomoreokaythankyouplease.
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 3:22 AM UTC
manic pixie dream girl
I am tired of being an empty shell that you find beautiful & eccentric. I am tired of being a trope made by authors and directors. I am like war and peace and not like a tissue paper you made me out to be. I am tired of being your favourite shade of red. I am tired of being a brush stroke, when I am the entire painting. I am tired of being pinned to a pedestal. I am tired of my existence and my name being relative. I am tired of being a zany sidekick to the male protagonist in the movie that is my life. I am tired of you thinking that I need help stilling the edges of my narrative, who longs for a tether or a buoy to keep her from flying off or sinking down. I am tired of being told – unconventional, different and other such synonyms by boys, that I am not like other girls as if they are a disease and I am magic. I am tired to be known as someone with wacky quirks and idiosyncrasies. I am tired of being Alaska Young. I am tired of being Sam from The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I am tired of being Tiffany from The Silver Linings Playbook. I am tired of being tagged as Sam from Garden State. Or even Marla Singer from Fight Club. Or even an Amelie or Penny from Almost Famous. And every Zooey Deschanel character. I am a Clementine. I’m a Sylvia Plath. I’m a Dorothy Parker. A Maya and a Margaret. You see, I am well versed in death and in silence. I have my interests and I am like all of the above. But I am “like” them. I am not them. I am me. I am scared now. Scared of boys claiming to be wrapped in barbed wire but is really a caged petting animal in the zoo. I am tired of boys who thinks romance is a Hemingway novel. But, most importantly I am tired. Tired of men not falling in love with me but instead falling in love with the idea of me. Nomoreokaythankyouplease.
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i am a buoy of flesh and bones my soul is cast iron steel my heart a brass bell i float and bob atop the morass of flailing humanity steeped in fathoms of angst and guilt, tried and tired from terrible currents of an endless midnight swim waves of time rain over my head through the roar of crashing surf, and rushing rising tides, my solemn ring pierces the misty din to alert attentive ears Duke Ellington: Ring Dem Bells Charlie Parker Miles Davis: Sippin At Bells jbm Nantucket, MA 8/90
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
The Buoy
Chess in the afternoon sun. Jazz floats over the silky couch. Backs ache, while hearts break. Bishop takes knight, and France falls again. The masks are all broken under the cerulean blue skies, while she eats berries, and smiles in her pink polka dot dress. The pawns are all smug, and queenie's on the rag. Italy surrenders, and from the grave, Charlie Parker still hammers home those soft amber notes. I can smell her heat, and I think they play Jazz in hell.
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Feb 27, 2021
Feb 27, 2021 at 12:12 PM UTC
Jazz in Hell
Seldom am I so direct, Like Wayne, Parker, Kent, I prefer my subterfuge. But these words are penned      (figuratively speaking) by the penultimate,               tumultuous, and often callous wordjockey yours truly. As I've said, I'm seldom more than the sum of my company kept *[let slip, reacquainted, self-righteous reconciliation,           regret, repeat]* And today, I find myself writing thrice, twice toward pride, once of consequence. Que sera sera. I'm lead like a horse who had to drink - or perhaps imbibe? your softly streaming sentences, words which kicked like a mule. Remember, I was hoarse, parched. On that parchment, I find these words: I am a cause... Truth at last, truth at last, Thank God almighty...      ...you know the rest. I stand on this principle - that I cannot stand at all sin ustedes your words the salve, my words the therapy. "Progress." Just Cause. Now, waxing on toward the triumphant, anthemic Aye! If you are the cause and the casualty, then each daily account of what might be made martyrdom should be cannon. Am I eliciting allusions and assumptions? Inadvertently, but then precariously so. So the pieces fall, the causality, literary the eventuality, progressive. Aye, we are naught but what we are made of by others. So each concussive consonant chips and chisels off the ol' block. To a good Mister John Henry, my gratitude.
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 4:24 AM UTC
The Casualty of Causality
beholding the tipping Big Dipper, with its dangling handle, traverse a midwinter northern sky rising in concert with a steadfast sword wielding Orion, mooring the southern firmament, I stand atop a splotch of black macadam, straddling the equidistant expanse of all ascending celestial spheres Music Selection Charlie Parker Estrellita Oakland 1/23/15 jbm
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 10:27 AM UTC
equidistant
Amerikeisha tapping out the drumbeat with her see through plastic mechanical pencil   Me sidewinding my way through highschool Dizzy Gillespie's  trumpet waking the souls that are buried in the lockers, Chick Corea and I are returning to forever The land where summer is the only season And daisy dukes are greatly appreciated, John Coltrane is helping me realize How beautiful girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes are, I've been dancing to Dave Brubeck since this morning And I can't get Maria out of my head I just picture Maria As this girl Feeling Pretty Oh so pretty I imagine if I saw her in the street I wouldn't double take But Take Five     Charlie Parker playing saxophone like It's as easy as brushing his teeth, Nat King Cole Serenading Hispanic women with his soothing tone Robert Glasper experimenting with his music Burning you brain like mentholated cough drops
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 8:57 PM UTC
Human Jazz