Poems About: TELEVISION

Games, television and radio,
Distracts me from my work.
Soon my mother caomes into the room,
'Have you done your homework? ' read more »

Satans' wreaking havoc
on all the masses
losing faith, in all school classes
beginning to seem that GOD, is no longer available read more »

It was a fresh dazzling day
I gradually openened my eyes
I was in a strange place
That I had not seen before read more »

Day and Night my eyes I strain,
My parents feel you're a pain.

All The Time I squint and cry, read more »

Beyond-the-Pale
does not do similes nor metaphors
nor family
nor birthdays, nor Christmas read more »

Four walls, compact kitchen.
Looking outside
through the television.
Jump in car, closed in. read more »

Saturday morning
Sleeping in
Involuntary awakening
To the tender prodding read more »

In a world of harsh reality
When nothing matters anymore
I find it hard to remember
what dignity was for read more »

She wears the newest make-up
And drives the latest car
She might have the biggest D-cup
She’s the newest television star read more »

And the beautiful espionage hidden behind
The sleeping jasmine
In the tennis courts outside of the dressing rooms
In the middle of a daydream of Florida read more »

Tonight I caught a view
Of those days which lay ahead read more »

Bubble gum minor
fancier sayings,
saving up
keys like codes to your new car read more »