Long Raggy Poems

Father Christmas in the night sky his sleigh and reindeer a silhouette in the moonlight,
He has traveled all over the world to lavish his presents to small sleeping children,
The family has retired and left a...

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We waste our time on silly things
mindless of what tomorrow brings;
we use up moments that are simply banal,
shouln't we use them in ways so pratical?

Many afternoons in July or August
are spent soaking up tons of...

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Nowdays society is in total chaos, don't keep asking yourself 
" If Anything ever changes ": who dares to fight has no fear;
making the same mistake is silly, try to improve yourself,
choose positivity to free...

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We are children of beggars
we have no choice but to automatically harness our little talent
or what we know it as
knowing how to beg and prolly wash cars 

Since we’re surrounded by poverty
penury, and a radical...

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Have you seen a shaggy doll, a raggy doll, with a ponytail?
It was such a beauty though it was on sale.
I took her home and gave her all my love and care,
I brushed her teeth...

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Transparent raindrops fall on thirsty roses' buds,
sunbeams filtering through clouds make them gleam,
yellow-breasted robins, pelted on elms, still dream;
the scruffy indigent with raggy clothes ends his sobs
by greeting the aromatic spring with a gleeful scream
and...

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Such a cold, windy, day, 
watching the snowflakes gently lay.
He came from the park
just across the street,
I guess that's where 
he goes to sleep.
His coat was raggy,
no socks did he wear,
but he looked content, he
didn't...

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the river moves across my bare legs. i gaze into its depth seeing my reflection. 
i was never one for conforming to what you wanted. and looking at the water, i couldnt see
so much as...

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