Poems About: GRADUATE

One hundred fifty years for Madoff
are surely an untimely trade-off
for billions that he ripped off traders,
abetted by his trading aiders read more »

Remember when you were little?
It seems so long ago.
There were a lot of big changes it seemed.
Like your first christmas, first birthday, first everything. read more »

Just beyond reach was
the dream she didn't get.
Jokingly I suggested using
a longer handled net. read more »

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Usually, I'm left pushed towards the darkest dustier part of the house, amongst forgotten cloths and unattended boxes.
Fully packed with a history of adventures intact, zipped up with a elastic armband 'Please Contact'
Equipped with wheels to roll loyalty to my family, similar to the shoes and the owner, precise size,
Their congealer whilst they travel through the long windy nights, read more »

A tidy me a
A tidy you
A tidy clean body or soul
Is a tidy human? read more »

katingalahan sang kalibutan subong
diri sa lugar ko
sa lupang hinirang
ang mga tao read more »

Poetry is me.
I write about the struggles in life
and all my calamities.
The obstacles beset by and all of life's anxieties. read more »

Step by step,
Day by day,
For the past year,
Its been so much fun. read more »

The silent night calls, resilent as I emerge.
Silly ideas of skipping class or playing sick.
Hard knock life been a month no books can't blame mom for trying.
No loan, the government said she made too much; could you believe that. Faithful still going to Sunday school better believe it that is the highlight of my day. God is helping me pass my classes; feeling great as I receive passing grades. read more »

After a lifetime of monumental charity, having given away over 100 million
of the proceeds from his and his wife Jo Anne Woodward's food business, having
been a peace activist all his life, a film actor who entertained billions,
a vegetarian for reasons of nonviolence, Paul Newman has slipped read more »

who am i?
am i a small insignificant little particle of dust
existing on this gigantous ball of sand
that god looks upon when god only knows read more »