Big Brother Brother Poems

These Big Brother Brother poems are examples of poetry about Big Brother Brother. These are the best examples of Brother Big Brother poems written by international poets.

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

© kelly Jobes  

Waiting for the call

Time is the coin of life
Spend it wisely

Who's to blame?
Now they know your game.
Ain't it strange
That we need to be framed.

We need

© Robert Harwood-Stamper  

Humanity suffers, totalitarianism reigns,
Vanity crushes our personal gains,
Mankind is weeping and working as slaves,
Those who refuse are remembered in graves.

This is the fate of the

© Bryan Norton  

When big brother becomes too big
So large it has to put on a larger wig
When the inner cloister is as big as the outer
And detecting

© Mark W.  

Ha ha..I laugh.' For you will find 'you will be outmatched.)
By just the Aussies; mind.' Hoody and Topher Antic and
Rennick, Larter, Bos,i Hobart, Brighthope Nickolic

© Joe Maverick  

Terrorist Brother
By Cathrin Stuart
 
A bully is too kind a word to bestow
On a person who will stoop ever so low
To inflict pain and torment

© Cathrin Vici Kiehm  

To whoever may be listening:

At exactly 6:33am today government radar detected twenty-seven incoming nuclear warheads from Eurasia and Eastasia. As a result, Oceana has deployed

© Tom Woody  

In a quiet town where shadows blend,  
A boy named Dustin learned to mend,  
Born to a mother, young and alone,  
With

© Odette Oprean  

We grew together in the womb, no knowledge of the world just one another
I leaned on you for protection as you looked to me for

© Harley Johnston  

In the heart of our home, there stands a light,  
My Ranjan Bhaiya, a beacon so bright.  
With a golden heart, he walks

© Thakur Sagar Singh Chauhan  

They asked me to carry you to your final place,
I said I’d be honoured with a smile on my face. 
But now the times here

© Kelly Scott  

Big brother watch its a British innovation.' Its seems
Almost Orwell inspired? to support the independance
Of nations.!! Silkie Carlow heads it up.' Why dont youhave
A look

© Joe Maverick  

BIG BROTHER

The science fiction of yesteryear
Is now here, or all coming true
A futuristic view was imagined
Wunderkind authors like Asimov
Thought much of, and influential
So much potential

© Howard Osborne  

He blithely wanders along
Down a near empty street 
Off to see his mates for their
Monthly catch up and meet.
He’s happily unaware that
As he saunters slowly

© Terry Ireland  

“A prayer of thanks:
God, I asked you for a flower and you gave me a bouquet.
I asked you for a friend, someone that would stay.
You

© Speaks Volumes