Search

Search results

Rinny Templeton, night, in English Clear filters

CheerfulRinny Templeton

Symphony

Sing me no song of Chicago For Chicago itself is a song. It's a song that is noisy and tuneless It's a song that is played all day long. In its base are the pulsating wheels Of trolleys and railroads and cars While its rhythm is strummed on the chatter That floats out of theatres and bars. The dictaphones blurt out the chorus And cash registers ringing up fees And the rapid click-clack of the presses And staccato of typewriter keys. The song becomes softer at nightfall A soft murmer heard in the park And its last note is played on the whistle Of the South Shore Electric at dark.
ContemplativeRinny Templeton

Lights

Neon lights Xeon lights Blinking through the misty nights Floor Show Nightly — Shoes Reheeled Monarch Coffee — Vacuum Sealed. Flashing lights Dashing lights Send their message through the nights Transients Welcome — Drink Bock Beer At the National — Movie of the Year. Lights turn off Dark again Dark and silent in the rain.
DreamyRinny Templeton

Night

Smoke blacked houses, each one sleeps. Dust and gust and the prairie wind sweeps Through the silence. And on its breath blows an old refrain Wheels pounding Whistle sounding Lonely wheels and moaning whistle Midnight train.

Describe a feeling — we’ll find a poem

Or try: