Badge Poems - Poems about Badge

He is looking so cute moving around in his orange jumpsuit The cops are pulling him around, taking him to where destiny is bound But he was not ready to go and abandon the popular show, it has appeased his dreams as the universe watch the innocent scream, what is he going to do, to make his...

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just solved another murder and put a gold star on my chart it sits next to my wet-dog-smell-recliner this is where Beau and I watch crime shows Solving murders one at a time gloating when we are right ignoring my near misses I have spent years here, waiting for my honorary detective badge....

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A badge of honor To suffer for His goodness And righteousness' sake....

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Give me a gold star badge and a wide brim hat. Sell me a uniform and show me where to get those boots Better strap a bullet proof vest on me too Because I am afraid of guns....

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The police badge I wore shone so bright On the day I graduated it felt so right For the uniform was what I wanted for me But there were times when there was a price for it you see And the badge lay heavy on my chest There was an Easter when a family counted the cost After a young...

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What at first i thought was the trailer for the new horror movie Police Academy Black Purge A clip showing a policeman telling a black man to turn his back and count to 7 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 Man down shots fired 7 bullets in the back Using live ammunition, And practicing on human...

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A Badge and a Gun A gun and a badge makes you macho and brave A chain and a whip makes another a slave The past can’t be forgotten as much as we try Two hundred years on and people still cry Ask yourself why you do, just what you do? Punch the innocent who stand in front of you Instead of...

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Thank you for your service and your ultimate sacrifice. You wore that badge with honor always willing to pay the price. Your family must be proud of the man that you became. Your life was cut to short but in God’s glory you now will reign. I’m sorry for your child and your understanding wife. I’m sorry for their loss...

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Salute to the woman who knows who she is And why she is who she is A powerful being Once thrown into a deep end of the ocean But swam her way back to shore She never stops moving forward Nothing can ever pull her backwards Such a brave warrior Shout out to the Superwoman Determined to change the status quo Because she feels the...

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She is so exquisite Even without make-up on her face She is exceptional Even if she lets others seem important She is selfless Even when the selfish surround her She offers a lot of love Even so, she needs it often She has a big heart Even though she appears small She lets others belong But she longs to be appreciated She adds value Despite her own worth...

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Verse 1 Stranger rode into town, A stern look on his face, Gave thought to his grim task, Sworn duty on his mind and dismounted. Verse 2 Examined his two six guns, Moseyed to hotel bench, At noon stood and with care, Tied holster to his...

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If I had a sheriff’s badge I would use it liberally. Speaking to everyone, Deputizing half the town. Nightsticks and guns would be Thrown into garbage cans and Tar pits, with dinosaur bones. We would not need them around. My posse and I would use cell phones And our keen powers of observation To watch out for the children, And the women who...

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Rainbow banana, we all tried to make the most beautiful one, the silliest one, the most disturbed one. We used food coloring, all the bowls in my kitchen, and fingers which were soon all kinds of colors. Our troop was competing in a contest which might lead to a girl scout badge being honored in our name. “Rainbow”...

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Life's how you make it, happy or sad Ignore the down days, don't add to the bad Brighter days await Down days abate As natural as breathing, wear a happiness badge...

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He was a straight-laced lawman, who went strictly by the book Before he took any criminal gunsmoke down, he would give them his best Marshall Dillon righteous look Said he would always give them a fair trial Just one of the rules his daddy lawman taught him He could still hear the words echoing from yesteryear ... no matter how many bullets...

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