Teen England Poems

About time,
I've paid my dues I've crossed the line,
This moment I thought would never come,
Is in my grasp, the deed now done.

Don't get me wrong,...

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Saturday Bang 
By Craig J. Burt/Jimmy Boom Semtex       
All those freakish skinheads take a hike
Hey Hey Hey
Rock and roll...

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I've posted a piece, called "mean girl," that's longer than the poetry section allows.

In the "Short Story" section. 

I know I could take things out...

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My roommates and I congregated in our suite's great room and we’ll head out for dinner soon.

“Have you ever eaten dog food?” Leong asked Anna.
“No,”...

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Should I breathe my last
Please send for my son 
Tell him papa loves him so much
Remind him that it’s love that did keep him away...

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“On the Sonnet”
by John Keats

If by dull rhymes our English must be chained,
And, like Andromeda, the Sonnet sweet
Fettered, in spite of painéd loveliness;
Let us find...

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The remnant of last year’s summer bash lays bear on the ground
Staring at me without a smile or a frown, they just looked at me...

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I came home one evening whistling a lullaby 
when I saw the first ghost ever:
a pirate with a patched eye;
I quickly ran from him with...

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smells like teen spirit
the impulse and ammonia
lynx and mary jane
heated hormone heavy air
fogs the windows of the bus

by gail...

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WICKED COMPANY

I was walking down the street minding my own business letting the day breeze along.
All of a sudden you pulled a knife on me...

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Bone Idle Cat
Lazy boy was just that, a bone idle bat. Staying in bed all day sleeping, up all night playing computer games. Not working,...

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I remember singing God Save The Queen
At my school before I became a teen
I recall the event quite vividly
For it marked a change in the...

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