Jazz Will Survive.

Goldfinch60



Onto the stage they came,

Drummer bassist and pianist.

Then two young ladies,

One a singer

The other playing saxophone.

Jazz rung out in the club,

Wonderful music,

Scat singing as well.

So wonderful to see it,

To see jazz performed,

Performed by them,

By these two ladies.

Jazz is not dying

As these wonderful ladies

Will keeping it going.

Jazz will always be here

As long as it is with them,

With the young people.

  • Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 31st, 2025 01:17
  • Comment from author about the poem: We went to the Jazz Club last night and saw the Emily Masser/Alex Clarke Quintet. The two ladies were both in their twenties and they were wonderful. JAZZ WILL SURVIVE.
  • Category: special-occasion
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Comments6

  • orchidee

    Good jazzy write Gold.

  • sorenbarrett

    The diversity of music like the diversity of poetry is what gives it appeal and pleasure. Very nice Gold

    • Goldfinch60

      Very true soren, thank you.

      Andy

      • sorenbarrett

        Most welcome Gold

      • Teddy.15

        Always a fan of Jazz and the way you tell of your love and appreciation dear Andy. 🌹

        • Goldfinch60

          Much appreciated Teddy, thank you.

          Andy

        • Poetic Licence

          Like all music it will last forever, enjoyed

          • Goldfinch60

            It certainly will Tobani, thank you.

            Andy

            • Poetic Licence

              You are very welcome

            • Jerry Reynolds

              Good write, Andy.

              • Goldfinch60

                Thank you Jerry.

                Andy

              • Tony36

                Excellent write Andy

                • Goldfinch60

                  Most kind Tony, thank you.

                  Andy

                  • Tony36

                    You're welcome



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