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Invisibility

by David Lester Young — Read all 1,103 poems by David Lester Young

This is a Grammy exaggeration of a Poet's Pun about attaining "Invisibility" upon a facade facial humor recognition.

Saturday, February 11, 2023


Poem Artwork

Invisibility

Face less music
writes tear drop mime tune
Fades amid rhyme whine
contemplating time
Like Austin frozen
covered broken branches
That snap crackle pop
Poet Tree sound.

Oh where,
oh where are you
Seams that nobody
can see you
Where did you
disappear to,
whence
Grammy’s gave you
“Invisibility.”

No body know,
who you are
in music
Nor anything,
at all about
your award
Just that some
unknown poet,
won an
Invisible award,
nobody can find around.

Oh where,
oh where are you
Seams that nobody
can see you
Where did you
disappear to,
whence
Grammy’s gave you
“Invisibility.”

You must have disappeared,
in an Austin thaw
Wherein Poet Trees sing
a Grammy Spring Tune
Aloft Bonnie Raitt Poet Tree
Country elocution
With an Beyoncé ecstatic
music jig stage bounce.

This Poet
won a Grammy
for “Invisibility.”
Seems no one
can find it,
or ever know,
where it is at.
Seems it disappeared as a
figment branch of Austin
Poet Tree dish
lucid thawing fluid
flowing imagination.

HeArtMosphere Poet


 

 





Invisibility

Face less music writes tear drop mime tune
Fades amid rhyme whine contemplating time
Like Austin frozen covered broken branches
That snap crackle pop Poet Tree sound.

Oh where, oh where are you
Seams that nobody can see you
Where did you disappear to, whence
Grammy’s gave you “Invisibility.”

No body know, who you are in music
Nor anything, at all about your award
Just that some unknown poet, won an
Invisible award, nobody can find around.

Oh where, oh where are you
Seams that nobody can see you
Where did you disappear to, whence
Grammy’s gave you “Invisibility.”

You must have disappeared, in an Austin thaw
Wherein Poet Trees sing a Grammy Spring Tune
Aloft Bonnie Raitt Poet Tree Country elocution
With an Beyoncé ecstatic music jig stage bounce.

This Poet won a Grammy for “Invisibility.”
Seems no one can find it, or ever know,
where it is at. Seems it disappeared as a
figment branch of Austin Poet Tree dish
lucid thawing fluid flowing imagination.

HeArtMosphere Poet

 

 

 



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 12, 2023
Most poets and songwriters are invisible unless they have a stage to perform on or someone backing them and moving them to higher visibility. I learned recently that even the best songwriters write thousands of songs for a few that become hits if picked up by a singer that can deliver the original song in a way that is uplifting and clear to the general public. Or, in the case of certain genres like hip-hop, an audience that likes that sort of thing.

Nashville and Austin are two places where there are stages where one can be seen and come out of invisibility. Almost all "instant" celebrities have years of practice and performance behind them before they are ever really seen. I'm glad you are changing the tune of your poetry. But the chances of a poet are even less than a songwriter when it comes to coming out of the invisible stage.

Ron


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