I Hear Chinatown SingingA Poem by 19GamerGrrl96Chinatown is the place I grew up in, and is a place that will remain in my heart. I am grateful for the service the people in this town have provided for me, my family, and others.I hear Chinatown singing, the varied carols I hear; Those of chefs - each one singing his, as it should be, creative
and precise; The waitress singing hers, as she serve her customers or
dishes, The businessman singing his, as he makes ready for work or
leaves off work; The librarian singing what belongs to her in her library - the
teacher singing on the school-ground; The poet singing as he sits on his chair - the musician singing
hers as she plays guitar; The doctor's song-the nurse's, on their way in the morning, or
at the noon intermission, or at sundown; The lively singing of the children - or of the young wife, at work - or of the husband counting or checking -Each singing what belongs to him or her and to none else; The day what belongs to the day - At night, the party of
hard-working citizens, happy, proud; Singing, with open mouths, their strong melodious songs. © 2013 19GamerGrrl96 |
StatsAuthor19GamerGrrl96AboutI am currently a sophomore in high school. Writing poetry has become a passion for me ever since I read THE FROGS WORE RED SUSPENDERS, IT'S RAINING PIGS AND NOODLES, and A PIZZA THE SIZE OF THE SUN, a.. more.. |