Poems About: TELEVISION

In this page, poems on / about “television” are listed.

  • 85.
    Alien planet

    It was a fresh dazzling day
    I gradually openened my eyes
    I was in a strange place
    That I had not seen before read more »

    Kavitha Krishnamurthy
  • 86.
    Mrs colours

    Mrs white,
    Had a fright,
    In the middle of the night,
    Saw a ghost, read more »

    Carniz Fatema
  • 87.
    Aftab - Alphabet poetry

    Aftab bought chatter-box Daisy
    Elephant fully grown;
    Her instant judgement kind-off loud. read more »

    Khadim Hussain
  • 88.
    Shopping

    Be my guest
    We'll talk forever
    Go Ahead
    Tell me everything read more »

    jonathan Juarez
  • 89.
    Funny Commercials, Damn

    television screens gave birth to me
    I want emancipation

    a blood aqueduct above my hands
    I need help read more »

    Gabriel Corvus
  • 90.
    Your So Beautiful

    You're so beautiful
    Some nights when
    You're not here
    I recall our times read more »

    Tom Harding
  • 91.
    RULES FOUR FOOLS

    DONT read this poem, stop right there
    Dream while awake, and sleep with cher
    Kill the clock, with the hands of time
    Let the dog bark between the fines read more »

    Oliver Cadence
  • 92.
    Jet Planes

    I saw my little cousin today:
    I see them almost everywhere, at the movies,
    Waiting at home in front of the television,
    But I cannot hardly recognize them read more »

    Bret R. Crabrooke
  • 93.
    Early to bed and early to rise

    Early to bed and early to rise
    is a proverb said by elders,
    This is the time to study
    and remember your lessons; read more »

    Dr.V.K. Kanniappan
  • 94.
    National Service

    Wake up at five in the early dusk
    Sleep at midnight with howl of owls
    A life of military
    Bounded by rules read more »

    Sutha rajakumar
  • 95.
    Single People

    What do single people do,
    On boring lonely days,
    To get themselves out of a mental haze?
    What can anyone do? read more »

    Lonely People Champion
  • 96.
    When I Was Five

    walk to corner store
    now gone
    candy dots, lipstick,
    and dreamsicle read more »

    Judy L. Brekke
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