Robert Edgar Burns Poems

Live each day as if it were your last.
Someday it will be true.
Ask yourself in the mirror
If you should do what you're going to do.
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I wasn't born just yesterday
And I'm certainly not a fool.
But the middle of an Oreo cookie
Is where we first go to.
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As iron sharpens iron
One man can gird another.
A rising tide lifts up all boats,
Whether small or mighty rudder.
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Sometimes I feel like a solitary man.
Under the night sky writing what I can.
No one else is moving or driving cars.
The world belongs to me under the stars.
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</>ROGUES IN GOOD COMPANY
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</>I have become like a little child,
Impatiently waiting for you.
I want what I want and I want it right now,
And I want you to want it bad too!
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</>If you’d like to be a Champion,
And be known as one for Life,
Then you must pass a blessing on
To keep your kids from strife.
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An arboreal animal,
Living high up in the trees,
This furry little critter
Is of the color green.
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Will I play guitar with David,
While he plays his lute and harp?
Will my harmonica sweetly answer,
Like dueling banjos played with heart?
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One last kiss has to last forever.
I must leave you now, our romance to sever.
Deep despair and dark of night,
Rips out my heart, robbing me of light.
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