Poemas sobre el tema: drum

Poemas sobre el tema «drum» en Poets.by.

AlegreDave Bonta

Public servant

I go forth in my coat and sword to drums and other drums, a vulgar audience making ugly faces, not knowing the wine where I kill the clock that talked on about business.
AnsiosoDave Bonta

Stranger

“Tell me, stranger, what love should be called.” The stranger preached the whole book then went into court. A drum came by, beating a strange manner of beat— now and then a single stroke. I wondered at what I saw but did not speak.
Contemplativoakchiis

percussive function

love lies in those beheld, and with it, you also find love. it exists in the insignificant; in the gentle grinding of the mallet on metal keys, in the incessant rumbling of wood on the carpet, in the glistening sweat beaded on drumsticks and the bleary-eyed stares at those scores with just-too-many-notes-and-rests to count. it lies hidden in the musty scent of the paths walked by generations, the residue warmth and comfort remains dormant in its essence - in the conjoining of scrapes and blisters, in the aching wrists and forearms,
AnsiosoRobert Ervin Howard

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Now in the gloom the pulsing drums repeat, And all the night is filled with evil sound; I hear the throbbing on inhuman feet On marble stairs that silence locks around. I see black temples loom against the night, With tentacles like serpents writhed afar, And waving in a dusky dragon light Great moths whose wings unholy tapers char. Red memory on memory, tier on tier, Builds up a tower, time and space to span; Through world on world I rise, and sphere on sphere, To star-shot gulfs of lunacy and fear— Black screaming ages never dreamed by man. Was this your plan, foul spawn of cosmic mire, To freeze my soul to stone and icy fire, To carve me in the moon that all mankind
TristeLangston Hughes

Fantasy in Purple

Beat the drums of tragedy for me. Beat the drums of tragedy and death. And let the choir sing a stormy song To drown the rattle of my dying breath. Beat the drums of tragedy for me, And let the white violins whir thin and slow, But blow one blaring trumpet note of sun To go with me to the darkness where I go.
TristeArthur Stringer

The Drums

A village wrapped in slumber, Silent between the hills, Empty of moon-lit marketplace, Empty of moving life-- Such is my quiet heart. Shadowy-walled it rests, Sleeping its heavy sleep; But sudden across the dark Tingles a sound of drums! The drums, the drums, the distant drums, The throb of the drums strikes up, The beat of the drums awakes! Then loud through the little streets, And strange to the startled roofs, The drums, the drums approach and pound, And throb and clamour and thrill and pass,
AlegreAlice Corbin Henderson

Fiesta

The sun dances to the drums With Cottonwood boughs On head and ankles. The moon steps softly In a turquoise tablita. The stars run to pick up The eagle feathers Dropped by the dancers.