Poems About: WARNING

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Leon Heart once needed a blanket
He was feeling cold being winters hostage
He found a blanket to hold him tight
But it stood there staring at him in a smile read more »

I wished I'd payed attention
I wished I'd listened to them
Those wise young men
They had tried to warn me read more »

The warning, the alarms
Imminent danger looms the streets, the farms
Crying out loud for everyone to hear
Those things that should make the nation fear. read more »

Will you propose in 2012?
That you were a slow
Leaner in our school days
Is a lame excuse to explain read more »

You don’t know what love is
From its charms and spells
Some things are just bliss
Riding through life's carrousels read more »

The black feathered songster with the golden bill
He sings on the tree by the babbling rill
The song of the blackbird melodious and clear
A familiar voice in the Spring of the year read more »

In the Townpark the pee wees are calling and the magpies are piping on the sunlit trees
And the familiar song of the blackbird is carrying across the street in the freshening breeze
Spring has arrived to the Southern Country and with her she has brought her greenery and flowers
Everywhere looking so green and so healthy the water dams near full from the recent showers read more »

“The buried glaciers make sense as preserved fragments from an ice age millions of years ago. On Earth, such buried glacial ice in Antarctica preserves the record of traces of ancient organisms and past climate history.'

-Their grandchildren, you mean, those ancient organisms,
They, the impersonality of pronouns read more »

Now listen up sonny,
I got a little something to say
About the birds and the bees.
So try to pretend to pay attention read more »

Twin brass helm wheels, (like Gilligan’s) , gilded, not for
steering, Airguide
imprint in elegant cursive, the thermometer part long inactive. read more »

I am not afraid of death.

death is a thought
formed and left read more »