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Opera
Philip Smith
Orchestral sounds,
immortal pearls of music,
muttered between a thousand tongues,
upon which welded soft, clear eyes
hearing innumerable dusty words...
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Aida (Public Domain opera) Music by G. Verdi
karl stuber
Quest for fame and love mesh in hero's mind
 Admirer knows her true rival lies near
 Who half wishes for hero's fall, though kind
 His blessed shield...
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At the Opera
Victor James Daley
THE CURTAIN rose—the play began—
  The limelight on the gay garbs shone;
  Yet carelessly I gazed upon
The painted players, maid and man,
  As one...
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Black Phantom Opera
Stronghold
Whispers of anticipation fill the air
As the curtain rises, the crowd falls
Hush, for the Black Phantom Opera is here
A shadowy...
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Extracts From An Opera
John Keats
O! were I one of the Olympian twelve,
Their godships should pass this into law,--
That when a man doth set himself in toil
After some beauty veiled...
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Like An Opera
Derrick Puente
It hit him like opera
 The foreboding pace
 Defined by a kiss
 La Boehme was the...
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On Moore's Last Operatic Farce, Or Farcical Opera
George Gordon Lord Byron
Good plays are scarce:
So Moore writes farce.
The poet's fame grows brittle--
We knew before
That Little's Moore,
But now 'tis Moore that's...
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Opera Ghost (O.G.)
Ehab Khalifa
O.G.! O.G! Who created thee?
Who made thee love? Who made thee see?
Who made thee feel? Who can tell me
Why were I and thee meant to be?
Thy gentle...
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Songs from The Beggar’s Opera: Air IV-Cotillion
John Gay
Act II, Scene iv, Air...
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Songs from The Beggar’s Opera: Air X-“Thomas, I Cannot'
John Gay
Polly. I like a ship in storms was tossed,
  Yet afraid to put into land,
  For seized in the port...
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Songs from The Beggar’s Opera: Air XVI-“Over the Hills, and Far Away”
John Gay
Mac. Were I laid on Greenland’s coast,
  And in my arms embraced my lass,
  Warm amidst eternal frost,
  Too...
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Songs from The Beggar’s Opera: Air XXVII-“Green Sleeves”
John Gay
Since laws were made, for every degree,
To curb vice in others, as well as me,
I wonder we han’t better company
  Upon Tyburn tree.
But gold...
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The Beggar's Opera (excerpts)
John Gay
Air I.An old woman clothed in gray, &c.1-
  Through all the employments of life
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  Each neighbour abuses his brother;
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  Whore and rogue they...
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To Mr. Addison on His Opera of Rosamond
Thomas Tickell
The Opera first Italian masters taught,
Enrich'd with songs, but innocent of thought;
Britannia's...
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To Muriel: at the Opera
Arthur Symons
Roses and rose-buds, red and white,
Nestled between your breasts to-night,
And, lying there with drowsy breath,
Sweetly resigned themselves to death....
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Wine and Pa-Say ( Tulip Opera)
Those Who Wish to B. 2 gatha!
Freak-calls nite @ the club!
  Or
Freckles night at the...
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