Best Sherriff Poems
ROBERT SHERRIFF - AUSTRALIAN - POET -AUTHOR - SINGER - ACTOR - AMERICAN HISTORIAN – PHOTOGRAPHER- DEDICATED TO Blake Sherriff
Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Hello, my dear friend, your presence in my life is a blessing.
No challenge in life should be so daunting that you can't reach out for help. We are here for each other, a force to be reckoned with, united by our shared experiences that bind us, regardless of our obstacles. Everything is fixable; nothing is beyond our grasp. Set your goals, and if you pursue your dreams with unwavering determination, they will come to fruition.
Remember, when you hurt, I hurt. When you cry, I cry. Please feel free to share your feelings and thoughts. I am deeply committed to your well-being and will always be here for you. Have faith in God and trust that we can navigate even the most turbulent waters together.
Robert Sherriff?-?Nobody's Home?-?poet?-?author?-?singer-actor?-?model?-?Historian
Robert Sherriff?-?Before the next teardrop falls
Mine eyes and heart are at war with thy mind, My tears that fall are no longer mine. It all started when my heart was broken. Thou used me well, like a cook with a chopping block, Cutting me into millions of tiny bits, then spat me out the back door.
Not even the king's men shall put me back together again. Thou came, took, and walked out the front door like a thief in the night, Leaving me alone in'2' the darkness with nothing but the echoes of our shattered love and what could have been so much more.
How does one mend a broken heart? Ask the boys Robin, Maurice, and Barry. Alas, even my soul seeks to disown thee, for evil shall seek you out. Yet the one thing thou could not take was my soul, where thou thought conquest lay within thy sight. Were ya stripped me naked as much as the day I was born?
I could and would never trust you again. My eyes, my heart, and soul reveal a picture grander still, Showing how much of a loser thou ar within all your gutter trash ways. I am enraged. I did not see it coming; all I did was trust thee. But now, that trust lies shattered, like my heart, at thy feet. Then thou broke my heart.
My heart would repair itself once I found a new love. I saw the evil in thine eyes, piercing as the gates of hell. The same eyes that once held love and tenderness now bore into me with a cold, heartless gaze. I won't make any plea, nor do I want thee back. I am determined to move on, to find my path?-?someone over your age.
I am now going out with Carol, who is nineteen years old, which makes you 24 years older. She is blonde, good, loving, and sparkly in her eyes, and she loves me for me. Dream lover, walk, talk, and marry me. Goodbye, have a good life, and goodbye and good luck.
Robert Sherriff - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer - Actor - American Historian
The End of Earth as We Know It
A Grave Warning to Humanity
The clock is ticking, and the end of Earth as we know it is not a distant possibility but a looming reality. In this age of technological marvels and scientific breakthroughs, we stand on the precipice of destruction. Our planet faces existential threats that could wipe out billions of people. Whether it’s the impact of a comet, an alien invasion, or the devastation of war, these cataclysmic events could spell the end for humanity.
The Imminent Threats
Comet Impact:
NASA highlighted the potential for comets to cause mass extinctions, which is a terrifying reality. Like the one that doomed the dinosaurs, a comet impact could trigger a chain reaction of destruction, wiping out life as we know it. Comets, with their unpredictable and unstoppable nature, pose a threat beyond our control. Despite our best efforts, predicting and stopping a comet is nearly impossible. Their sheer speed and size make them formidable threats, leaving us in a state of vulnerability.
Alien Invasion:
Unknown Motivations: The possibility of extraterrestrial life has been a topic of speculation for decades. If aliens were to invade, their motives could range from resource acquisition to outright destruction.
Advanced Technology: An alien civilization capable of interstellar travel would likely possess technology far superior to ours, making resistance futile.
Global War:
Nuclear Armageddon: The proliferation of nuclear weapons has created a constant threat of global war. A single miscalculation or act of aggression could trigger a nuclear winter, decimating life on Earth.
Environmental Devastation: Beyond the immediate destruction, a global war would have a catastrophic ecological impact, leading to widespread famine and disease.
A Final Word
It is easy to feel powerless in the face of such overwhelming odds. But remember, every great movement starts with a single step. Together, we can make a difference.
Robert Sherriff 08/07/1954 - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer - Actor - American Historian – Photographer
The Rising Tide of Cyber Warfare and Military Robotics
Robotics - Ex-Machina In the evolving landscape of modern warfare, cyber warfare and military robotics have emerged as pivotal elements reshaping global conflict dynamics. From covert cyber operations to autonomous drones patrolling warzones, these technologies redefine military strategies and geopolitical alignments. They said it all started at Westworld.
The Role of Cyber
Warfare in Modern Conflicts Cyber Warfare as a Strategic Asset - Inception Cyber warfare has transcended its initial role as a supplementary tactic to become a core component of military strategy. It enables state and non-state actors to achieve strategic objectives without deploying traditional military forces.
Through cyber espionage, denial-of-service attacks, and misinformation campaigns, nations can disrupt adversaries' operations, weaken their economies, and influence political outcomes, often without firing a single shot.
Case Study: Stuxnet or Sky-Net
One of the most notable examples of cyber warfare is the Stuxnet worm, a sophisticated malware that targets Iran's nuclear facilities. This cyber-attack, attributed to the United States and Israel, demonstrated the potential of cyber weapons to inflict physical damage on critical infrastructure, highlighting the strategic value of cyber capabilities in modern conflict.
Implications for Global Conflicts Cyber warfare's asymmetric nature allows smaller nations or groups to challenge superpowers, shifting the balance of power and introducing new uncertainties in international relations. The blurred lines between cyber actions and conventional warfare complicate responses and escalate tensions, increasing the risk of unintended consequences.
The Evolution of Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems - I, Robot
Advancements in Military Robotics The rapid advancement of military robotics, including drones and autonomous vehicles, is transforming the battlefield.
These systems enhance operational efficiency, reduce human casualties, and allow new tactical possibilities. For instance, drones provide real-time intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities, while autonomous ground vehicles support logistics and combat operations.
BAH BAH BAH
Unsheepishly Me: A Different Tale
When I write, I strive not to be Joe or Sue. I've got my rhythm, a beat that's a fusion of jazz and rock, my hue, a blend of sunset and ocean, and unique beauty under a different sun, a beauty that's a mix of strength and vulnerability.
I was never meant to be a sheep, to follow the flock in an endless sweep.
I roam where wild ideas leap, in fields where dreams and thoughts run deep.
It might not make sense, might seem absurd, a cacophony of the unheard. But that's my song, my every word, a melody by the wind stirred.
BAH BAH BAH, three bags full of nonsensical wool, representing the meaningless conformity and tales to pull. I weave them all, push and pull, against the norm, against the dull.
Robert Lloyd Sherriff - Australian Poet, Author, Actor, and Model: American Historian.
1910
In another life, beneath the Southern Cross,
In lands where eucalypts whisper tales of old,
An artist's soul was in turmoil, the path was lost,
A century past, where stories unfurl boldly.
Through Adelaide's lanes, in 1910’s soft glow,
A dreamer etched words, a symphony unseen,
Books that whispered secrets only they know,
A mind enchained, a spirit caught between.
The ink flowed, a dance of shadows and light,
Life’s tapestry, in verses, finely spun,
A battle waged within, ‘twixt day and night,
The writer's curse is never to be outrun.
Consumed by creations, both muse and bane,
The written word is a solace and a chain.
Visions born from tumult, from joy, from pain,
A legacy in ink to remain.
Yet amidst the brilliance, darkness crept,
A tempest of doubt, of vice, thick and dense,
Substances sought, in shadows they slept,
Escaping a reality intense.
No judgment cast, for every soul has its fight,
Against demons hidden from the light.
Art—our salvation, our eternal plight,
You can pierce the night and grant us a flight.
On this odyssey of ink and tears,
We traverse the boundary of years,
From a century past to today appears,
A continuous thread woven through fears.
Creativity binds us, a common thread,
Across time, across space, our spirits led.
Though names may fade and tales turn to myth,
The essence endures a gift forthwith.
Art’s true calling, beyond fame or wealth,
Is to nurture, to comprehend one's self,
And in sharing our essence, our very breath,
We find a connection between life and death.
To that spirit who wrote, who dared, who dreamed,
Whose echoes in time, through darkness gleamed,
We honor your journey, however it seemed,
For within your stories, humanity teemed.
A narrative of struggle, of beauty, of strife,
A poignant reminder of the art of life.
Robert Sherriff-Australian - Actor-Model-Poet- Author-Singer- Historian -Photographer
"JFK - My Life
My life and your years on this Earth—flashbacks—everything was in black and white. I remember 1963: John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas. My teachers cried. Not me. I was in grade three. Superman, Davy Crockett on TV. Walt Disney every Sunday. Now that I’m retired seventy years old, my life has been good. I have six children. Thirteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Everything is in colour now as I sit in my rocking chair. I apologise to those I’ve hurt along the way. I pray for world peace and a bit of sanity.
God loves me.
Amen."
Robert Lloyd Sherriff - Australian Poet, Author, Actor, and Model: American Historian.
Doomsday Clock
Beneath the shadow of the doomsday clock,
Where minutes to midnight linger and mock,
Humanity stands on a fragile dock,
Counting down seconds on nature’s stock.
For we have fools, so the wise often speak,
Holding the power that makes the future bleak,
With atomic fires, no shelter to seek,
Seven billion dreams could fade, silent and meek.
But from the ashes, hope can rise anew,
If hands unite under skies once again blue.
Generosity, like morning dew,
Can restore the morrow, fresh and true.
In the heart of a land far and wide,
Lies the chance to turn this perilous tide,
Where contributions can no longer be hidden,
A hopeful tomorrow, our ultimate guide.
Across the globe, a plea softly echoes,
Calling for heroes to deliver us from woes.
To every corner, the effort grows,
Paved with every act of kindness that flows.
This majestic earth, so vibrant and grand,
Demands we protect it, hand in hand.
From every mountain to every strand,
Together, for a future we had not planned.
The clock ticks still, near the stroke of fate,
Urging all to act before it’s too late.
With united hearts, we can create,
A world of love, leaving no room for hate.
A call to all, far and near,
To look beyond fear with a clear vision.
Our shared humanity holds dear,
The power to persevere and steer.
Toward a dawn of understanding and peace,
Where the ticking of doom may finally cease.
In unity, our efforts increase,
For a world reborn and forever released.
ROBERT SHERRIFF 08/07/1954 - AUSTRALIAN - POET -AUTHOR - SINGER - ACTOR - AMERICAN HISTORIAN – PHOTOGRAPHER
Animal - Man That Hits a Woman or a Child
Animal
Coward
Worm
Slime
No guts, no glory
Little man with a small mind
Day after day
Week after week
Year after year
Black eyes
Broken bones
Bruises all over my body
Alcohol has gone to your brain
You were nice once
Devil in disguise
I beg you to seek help
You promised it would stop
Then you did the unthinkable
That broke the camel’s back
You threw our three-year-old daughter
Through the glass door
I now have custody
You now have another
Forty years in prison
Torment
Agony
Despair
Shattered
Oppression
Tyranny
Suffering
Anguish
Trauma
Subjugation
Listening To Las Vegas Sherriff
Time as usual has been passing by,
Under lonely and sad Las Vegas Sky;
Flowers found,
On the ground;
Still are three left we did not identify.
Jim Horn
Robert Lloyd Sherriff - Australian Poet, Author, Actor, and Model: American Historian.
In creative expression, words become brushstrokes, painting vivid mind landscapes. Each sentence is crafted with care, and each phrase is a brushstroke that adds depth to the canvas of imagination.
As the reader embarks on this literary journey, they are greeted by a symphony of ideas and emotions orchestrated by the poet's pen. Through the tapestry of words, a world unfolds where dreams take flight and reality shimmers with possibility.
In this dance of prose, the boundaries between the known and the unknown blur, inviting the audience to explore uncharted territories of thought and feeling. The poet's voice, a guiding star in the vast expanse of literary cosmos, illuminates the path to new horizons.
Like a beacon in the night, the verses resonate with echoes of love and memory, reminding us of the cherished bonds that shape our existence. Each word is a tribute to the enduring legacy of a mother's love, a bond that transcends time and space.
In quiet moments of reflection, may these words serve as a gentle reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the solace found in shared tears. For in the tapestry of life, every thread woven with love is a testament to the enduring spirit of human connection.
Robert Sherriff - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer-Actor - American Historian – Photographer- Dedicated TO Jayde Sherriff
Tragic Disaster and "The Sound of Silence"
This tragic disaster brings to mind Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel's haunting melody, "The Sound of Silence." It echoes the silent battles I've faced, walking daily with the shadow of suicide as my constant companion.
Paul Simon - Domestic abuse
Simon married singer Edie Brickell on May 30, 1992. They have three children: Adrian, Lulu, and Gabriel. On April 26, 2014, Simon and Brickell were involved in a domestic dispute. Each was issued a summons to appear in court on disorderly conduct charges.
here came the sheriff
with would bring a big tariff
having been bereft
Robert Sherriff - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer-Actor - American Historian – Photographer- Dedicated TO Shane Brooks
Humility
In the realm of emotions and actions, the path to love, giving, and belief unveils itself through the teachings of experience and introspection. To love deeply is a lesson learned through moments of vulnerability and connection, navigating the complexities of human relationships with empathy and understanding.
Giving generously stems from the awareness of other's needs and the willingness to share from the heart. In its profound form, belief often arises from moments of humility, where one finds strength in surrendering to the unknown and embracing faith as a guiding light through life's trials and triumphs.
Robert Sherriff 'Australian' Author-Poet-Actor-Model-Singer/songwriter
Robert Sherriff - Starry Night
ROBERT SHERRIFF, poet, singer, actor, - American historian, - photographer
Starry Night spoke to me about this master's work,
His life, his pain, his hurt.
To then cut his ear off, and then the final call,
Like a great actor upon the stage for one last curtain fall.
The man had the world at his feet,
But the world was never big enough for Van Gogh,
Who slipped back into the hands of God,
Leaving behind a legacy, a tale untold.
Three years ago, I saw Van Gogh's paintings,
I just looked and sat, looking at his work,