A whim

A whim

A Poem by William Kremer

Cut blow holes in penstemon flowers
To hear their florid flute tunes played by the wind.
Put strings over troughs
And hear the steady strumming of horses on the strings.
Stretch skins over valleys and gourds on the floor
For the rain to drum along with the thunders rumble.
Heavy bass provided by the impending thought
Of where we got the skin...

© 2026 William Kremer


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A poetical orchestra. I love it. Making your own sounds with the interaction of nature. So original.

Chris

Posted 1 Month Ago


This is quite nice. Good rhythm and a sense of an unknown world.

Winston

Posted 1 Month Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

William Kremer

1 Month Ago

I was honestly considering never letting this one see the light of day, it was moreso just a little .. read more

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Added on April 19, 2026
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William Kremer
William Kremer

Melbourne, South East, Australia



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I'm an early middle aged neophyte in many things.. always loved reading and writing for fun (the latter being of fluctuating consistency). Basically I'm wanting to write more, whether it be vignett.. more..