Tag Archives: voice

Song

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Margo Rowder

[Listen to “Icarus”] Mild tones Hum, almost hover In clumsy, oversized air we sing We know Icarus like our own names Over a grounding line The duet Sounds like taking off Flying Two unison voices Hard to hold Like steady … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio File, Charter Membership, Poems, Poetry, UDPS | Tagged alto, choir, chords, dissonance, duet, gary rosen, harmony, icarus, ralph towner, singing, tenor, Thirty Decibels, Tim Keeton, voice | 9 Comments

When My Open Spaces Are Walled-In

Posted on June 10, 2010 by PC

* The Wednesday challenge carried me the way of the sonnet When walls break into my open spaces, and my pen runs dry as my heart within blood nor ink could fill infinite vases, and my heart knows more walls … Continue reading →

Posted in Challenge, Poems, Poetry | Tagged God, hope, keats, sonnet, voice | 4 Comments

My first flash poem

Posted on May 19, 2010 by Margo Rowder

Thanks for the challenge, Tim! Mine’s about blood and life in its own way. Miss You’re every song Choking, even in synth-string plucks Delicious, though, To miss you. So I listen. Piano sequences fester Feelings so open and raw Tiny … Continue reading →