Poems About: TELEVISION

I look in the mirror and I see depression
It’s time to put out my confession
There’s a lot to learn in life, so we are taught a lesson read more »

September 11th will be a day many won’t forget
Unthinkable news were on the television set
That dreadful day changed many lives
Lives of children, parents, husbands and wives read more »

Door locks
Movement sensors
Electric fences
Police read more »

crazed
crazed neath the crazy moon
i wandered
convulsed with a craving read more »

Steelton
has a joke
about the queer
ways of the world. read more »

Tell me, O Lord, wherefore it pleases Thee
That whensoe'er I turn on my TV
That Eamonn Holmes pops up from nothingness
And does not ever disappear, unless read more »

Pressing self late night
Television your angle
But I see inside that
You are not always funny read more »

I saw the moon in early morning
At five o’clock
Parikesit and Dananjaya
Are riding cycle read more »

Where is the honor in telling us on live television
that we need this thing you are trying to sell
Why do you say this when you and I both know it is a lie
It is a commercial lie read more »

Saffra, you must remember,
As older each day you become, read more »

at a a time
it seemed
through the microfiche
of literature read more »

You amplified the television
To hide our shouts
(I was never sure from whom)
You locked the door read more »