Poems About: FISH

An Urang-utan lived in a tree
at the top for he wanted to see.
He spent most of each day
climbing up the down way read more »

our first encounter
where River Kemena meets
South China Sea read more »

Love is like fishing
It’s a kind of sport, try it and you'll see on what you’re missing
Once caught, it’s all hugs and kissing
And memories of when it happened, reminiscing read more »

I've not been in this Town for a year or maybe more
But some familiar faces here that I 've seen before
And people walk their dogs in park by the sea shore,
It is good to be back in Semaphore. read more »

Poor Fish and raison pie came my way one day.
Sometimes my poor fish don`t go away
so quickly as eye try to make them
slide into my belly to fill my hungry want. read more »

My grandpa stay in the house
Near the river
Where its water flow end in the South Ocean read more »

Ketapang leafs
dropp float in the air
Brought by West Winds
To pounce on the dying fish read more »

Once upon a time
a very small fish
started to change his dish
was envious of others read more »

I loved a fair miss,
From the city of Dis.
Who had but one wish,
The Phlegeton to fish. read more »

In the glass-bottomed boat
of our lives, we putter along
gazing at the other world
under the sea- read more »

He placed some juicy worms of rhyme
on steel hooks that dangled from poetic lines,
they wriggled and danced most playfully
with the promise of a satisfactory tea. read more »

The city is asleep.
Midnight. The enormous sky is full of stars.
Only a bright fish is coming out of the mirror.
My eyes see only him. read more »