A monosyllabic European called Sax
Invents a horn, walla whirledy wah, a kind of twisted
Brazen clarinet, but with its column of vibrating
Air shaped not in a cylinder but in a cone
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In the third stanza I cite here: In Christendom one cousin's child.....Becomes a " favorite negro" ennobled...... and then in another stanza: A great Hawk or Bird, with many followers Among them this great-grandchild of the Jewish......At present time such words would be regarded as being a racist. A best informative poem and Congrats! I have the same conclusion as I had done before. Thank you fo reading my comment.
Instrument of my skull! ! ! ! 🗿 Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
In the third stanza I cite here: In Christendom one cousin's child.....Becomes a " favorite negro" ennobled...... and then in another stanza: A great Hawk or Bird, with many followers Among them this great-grandchild of the Jewish......At present time such words would be regarded as being a racist. A best informative poem and Congrats!
It is like falling in love, the atavistic Imperative of some one Voice or face- the skill, the copper filament, .....impressive penning. Beautiful poem. Thanks and congratulations for being selected this poem as the poem of the day.
Tunneling through any number of improbabilities, music brings its freight without weight... or is it the musical mind bringing its weightless freight of history to music?
the reed Vibrating as a valve, the aether, the unimaginable Wires and circuits of an ingenious box Here in my room in this house built A hundred years ago while I was elsewhere: beautiful expressions. tony