Saturday, May 23rd, 2009...9:24 pm

roger singer | round and round

Jump to Comments

Reverend Lonnie Ferris 1979 | Photo: Mark Weber

Can’t fight
The wings
Of jazz
Flapping wild
Over my
Listening ears
That set my
Feet to slip
The floor
Where hands
Are raised
And skirts
Fly by
Like satin
Smooth birds
Pushing wind
Up then down
To the beat
Over my head
Making my
Shoulders turn
Like the earth
Round and round
It surely goes
Touching souls
With thirsty
Hearts
Looking long
To hear
That precious
Sound
Now melted to
The walls
From where
They breathe.

some related articles are listed below:

  1. roger singer | soaked on jazz | solid wind | with night
  2. roger singer | walking the dirt | unwrapped | that brassy thing
  3. roger singer | the bank of blues and other poems
  4. roger singer | a line of strings & other poems
  5. roger singer | 3 (more) jazz poems
  6. roger singer | sorrow song & delta jazz & from her
  7. roger singer | walls bow
  8. roger singer | listening to angels
  9. roger singer | fear of loss & inside the horn & teach me the jazz
  10. roger singer | separate colors
  11. roger singer | pulling at me | brass bound | his jazz
  12. roger singer | 3 poems
  13. roger singer | the hurt song & other poems
  14. roger singer | her gift of words
  15. roger singer | a storm of force & we sing & slide and slap
  16. roger singer | she cries of voice
  17. roger singer | more (jazz) poems
  18. roger singer | 3 [jazz] poems
  19. don winter | the hamtramck hotel
  20. doug draime | the shamrock bar circa 1976
  21. ben smith | the spyder and the fly

0 Comments

Filed under Roger Singer

Tags: , ,

Leave a Reply