Singer's LamentA Poem by JohnLTovli's ChallengeSinger’s Lament
Lamentations!
Voice breaking,
vocally scraped by an earthquake
of hormonal sorrow, shaking,
fat, spotty youth
throat unpolished, treble gone,
(it’s the truth).
An alphabet of bad diction,
with pitch flown,
landed in the back row.
Now, a third rate baritone.
John L. Berry 17 November 2008
© 2008 JohnLAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on November 17, 2008 Last Updated on November 17, 2008 Previous Versions AuthorJohnLWirral Peninsula, United KingdomAboutI live in England, and love the English countryside, the music of Elgar and Holst which describes it so beautifully and the poetry of John Clare, the 'peasant poet' and Gerard Manley Hopkins, which d.. more..Writing
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