Frank Sinatra Poem by Edmund V. Strolis

Frank Sinatra

Rating: 5.0


Bring them in and knock 'em down.
Ole' blue eyes back in town.
All you pretenders hit the bricks.
No time for all your warbling tricks.

Hide your ladies or bring em down.
Ole' blue eyes back in town.
New York, Chicago or Timbuktu
He will do it best for you.

The court's in session on main.
We won't see his kind again.
They're warming up the band.
Bribe the doorman if you can.

Watch it snap and feel the swing.
All of that and ringa-ding ding.
Find yourself in that smoky room.
Lose the blues, shake that gloom.

You can laugh at feeling down.
Ole' blue eyes back in town.
Bum a smoke and buy a round.
Turn that frown babe, upside down.

The chairman he has walked that beat.
The endless night, the rain washed street.
In the wee small hours of your life.
You're safe at home with Frank tonight.

Frank Sinatra
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: music,romance
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Happy 100th birthday Frank....take it easy on the angels.
Born Dec.12th 1915
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Darwin Henry Beuning 14 January 2016

Edmund, enjoyed reading your poem! I listen to his music often. If you have time, you may enjoy two of my poems, one is called Wishful Thinking and the other Too Soon.

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Dimitrios Galanis 12 January 2016

I have not any doubt that you are a real, true poet, my dear.Do not take my words as flattering ones.My scholar interests concern literary critic and that's why I feel fascinated to have seen poems of a true poet.Keep well, my dear, and write, write...

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Kumarmani Mahakul 06 October 2015

You're safe at home with Frank tonight...Very wonderful sharing really...10

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