Bloated
Bloated is this man Who sits in his throne Stuffed with power Like a dog with a bone Bloated and … Continue reading Bloated
Tag: Philosophical Poetry
Déjà vu
Déjà vu Here she’s been Déjà vu Already seen Déjà vu Time to break out Déjà vu From this merry-go-round … Continue reading Déjà vu
Tears Over Denver
Heard the news on the TV Through sleep filled eyes Couldn’t believe the screen Tears over Denver I cried All … Continue reading Tears Over Denver
Too Busy
You’re too busy You always say Far too busy Everyday When are you Ever free? One day too Late you’ll … Continue reading Too Busy
No-One Answers
She rings but No-one answers So she tries Other ways No-one replies No-one cares Empty space Fills the air Are … Continue reading No-One Answers
I Hate
I hate politics Divides us all Its dirty tricks Used by fools Breeding distrust And hate itself Power of lust … Continue reading I Hate
Concrete Jungle
Want out of this concrete jungle Greys and dirty reds everywhere Watching always the day-to-day struggle In a place where … Continue reading Concrete Jungle
Red Moon
Red moon it rises high Like a beacon in the sky A foreboding of what’s to come? Or a battle … Continue reading Red Moon
Old Hag
Asleep in bed he suddenly awakes Eyes flash open in alarm Something in the room with him That wishes to … Continue reading Old Hag
Watery Eyes
She sits in front of the TV But doesn’t really see Thinking of all the lies Trying to stop her … Continue reading Watery Eyes
Caliburnus Rises 