Big C Poems - Poems about Big C

To my big brother

Roses may be red
And violets blue
But one thing for sure
Is my life is sad without you

You will never get to see me grow
As your time came and you had to go

So here is a promise to you my big brother
I promise to always protect our mother
I will comfort her when she’s feels sad
I hope that

Big Beggar Baboon

big baboon is big stupid baboon loves to be in tail of others
nobody pay him to follow yet he so stupid and so coward

something big and black flew overhead

something big and black flew overhead
we both looked up, the dog and I
wings unlike a butterfly
it flew back up into the sky

a wasp? a wisp? a tiny bat?
I’ll never know, but it was thin
a black dragon fly, a dragon cat?
something with a touch of red.

Big Sandy: Recollection in the Free State

The hollow remains unphotographed.
Memory, not landscape, frames it—
a road cleaving winter in two,
children laughing while gravity
negotiated its own terms.

Neighbors spoke without flourish.
Their kindness was practical,
never advertised, always assumed.
You could leave your grief
on the porch overnight;
someone would tuck it in
and leave bread beside it
by morning.

Coal knew every surname
but never asked for praise.
It shaped the valley,
not into

The Next Big Thing

Every time I see your face
My heart leaps in my chest 
And when perchance you wink at me?
Here's what happens next...

It's something like an atom bomb
A stick of TNT
All at once, explosions 
Go off inside of me

No one's ever done this,
Had this effect before
Can you conceive what it'd be like
If we both had the more?

Unpublished

A coin gawks at a grand big note - 2

But tell my friend, you must have moved a lot.
Oh sure, I’ve been in a constant journey:
To a beggar for a few biscuits bought,
With a child thrilled as if with a trophy,
On pilgrimage, or in some wishing wells,
In temples, helping with a layman’s faith,
A rupee coin many a tall wall scales,
In constant motion, often out

A coin gawks at a grand big note - 1

Last night I dreamt I was one-rupee coin
Who met a two-thousand rupee crisp note
In a rich man’s pocket, looking so keen
At the exalted worthy of my vote.
The note asked: you find anything funny?
No, but you must have moved many a miles,
Which, a penny like me cannot any,
The coin wondered. No, caught I was on isles
All

Big Example Of Kids Killers

People shall recall Netenyahu kids killer wanted for murder.

On The Inside

If beauty is but skin deep,
I prevailed upon her to construe,
'Does it lie in the eye of the beholder
or, of the two which one is true?'
For we can't judge the book
by the cover, with but one look,
as what's inside truly counts
far much more than that.
And tho' to me she bemoaned,
'I am big-boned'
I've yet to see

my big headed dogs

my dogs have big heads
enormous teeth
they look fierce
tigers would back down

they are both mama’s boys
not frightening in the least
if you are me

Dream Big

the moment
is now

live it
with
intensity
and
passion

Big Idea

Do we act a bit like those who have feigned amnesia
Who’s a stranger to their self, in a wider sense
Who have got subliminal mental anesthesia
Living in a fragile shell of the self defense?
If it’s true, all I’ve relinquished better be not known
Though sometimes it does occur without any cause
Makes me wonder why the path should

Big Nose Jerk

he is been advised, he is been told, yet big nose jerk is big nose jerk

Big Boy

Bad "big boy" bare bard
Backbiter bacterial 
Babbler backslides

big cats

Africa, India and Asia too
leopards can be seen out in the blue
scary up close, these spotted cats
a threat to small voles, mice and rats

on three continents these big cats are seen
if they are hungry, they can be mean
the females are the ferocious ones
their big teeth gleaming in the sun

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