David Vincenti: "accordion poet bowler"; a Google Poem

A young pro bowler finds hope to spare. One man plays the accordion with sticks tied onto the stumps of his hands. I continue my parody of bowling and quickly teach myself the accordion. You say that poems are made of more than words -- that’s not true! Poems are only words -- no, completed by Piano and Accordion, fantasy, poetry, magic and love. We listen to a scientist, a poet, a bowler; we invent the accordion and imagine we are playing along. David Vincenti (www.davidvincenti.com)is Advisor & Artist-In-Residence at The Center for The Performing Arts at DeBaun Auditorium. He writes: "I recently turned to your Google Poem generator as part of my effort to kickstart myself out of a productivity slump (I don't credit myself with writer's block - just with laziness). Anyway, I started with a search string that I consider descriptive of me, yet fairly uncommon: "accordion poet bowler". The work above derives directly from the results of that Google poem search."