Poems About: LONDON

The Torch carrier

I am the person in a million
I am the lucky one read more »

It was a casserole of an affair

Too many vegetables to name in the file for divorce read more »

Technology

Television
Electricity read more »

Fog hangs heavy in London air,
brokers rest but for a prayer;
eyes aghast, souls in despair,
seeking business everywhere. read more »

picked up the paper read the news
marx was a poet hitler a jew
the holocaust never happened made up by zionist cloons
luner landings faked naybiddy stepped on the moon read more »

Is it best to kiss and tell
The fun of loving
Then reliving it as well read more »

Happy Birthday to you, mon amie
It’s easier written down than said, to wife
Happy Birthday! Today and every day
And to myself for being part of your life read more »

have you been to London
to visit the Queen?

hey where have you been? read more »

The morning sky has a crest of a moon
Sitting up over my window's horizon,
Tall conifers compete with chimney stacks,
Castle top turrets and white office blocks; read more »

There was an old man of London
Whose shoe-lace came undone;
He tipped over a cat,
Sitting on a mat - read more »

The twin towers was a terrible terrorist attack
On that bright day the sun turned black
Very many people died
While others lost their pride read more »

We live in constant FEAR
Uneasy sleep, scary dreams
What news today?
Please no more DEATHS read more »