A Jazz
The darkened face next to
Me taps, taps his jolly
Toes to the marvelous
Beat of unforgotten
Jazzy riffs. You know how
That rat-scat-a-tat-tat
Of sizzling snare solos
Tempestuous trumpet
Blows and the tap, toe, tap
From Vaudeville, music hall
Ladies and Gents can stir
Even the lazy hearts
Of crooked businessmen
And cantankerous crones.
Beat-a-beat-bop-doo-bop
Say the footsteps of old
And young hearts in love and
In like, teaching the world
A contemporary
Rain dance. A dance for life.
1 Comments:
You are one silly egg. This is how my dog Jazz would be...in poem form. If he wasn't a dog and was instead a poem.
I like it!
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