The Symphony

The Symphony

A Poem by Shawn Pfister
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A poem I wrote while at a violin concert. (I actually did enjoy the concert, despite this poem's distinct anti-violins message

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The conductor's disappeared,

It's far worse than we feared.

And oh the violins.

Why all the violins?


There's Jell-O in my cello

In that nasty lemon yellow.

Oh the violins!

Will no one stop the violins?


There's a koi pond in the grand

And the keys are covered in sand.

Oh the violins!

When will the violins end?


There's a hobo on the oboe

And he's doing quite a show.

But oh the violins!

Who will stop the violins?


There's broken glass in the brass

And the boys are a bit crass.

Oh the violins!

Why all the violins?


© 2011 Shawn Pfister


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Wow! you made it so real. I could picture it all happening, and yes I heard the violins! Great job!

Posted 13 Years Ago


ha ha love it! Fun!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on March 27, 2011
Last Updated on June 20, 2011
Tags: Violins, Symphony, Music

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Shawn Pfister
Shawn Pfister

Sault Ste. Marie, Northern Ontario, Canada



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I am a writer living in Sault Ste. Marie, ON. I have had short stories and poems published in Vicious Bites and Vicious Spirits, both available on Amazon and will have another short story published.. more..

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