Lookouts Poems - Poems about Lookouts

...Wind filled sails drives his command, A salty breeze chisels his face. The crew obeys his every demand, Master of the sea stands in his place. Sailing South to all virgin lands, Heading's true......

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...His past finally caught up with him... The killer waited silently in the man's room. His gun cocked as footsteps approached. The key jiggled in the lock of the door. The man stepped inside, una......

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...In the dark lonely night, you stayed With different words,I said Whoever angered me, was slayed All these love and joy, it paid By thoughts of breakups Which gave me hiccups You shouted for l......

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...beneath circling clouds in the depths of the ocean with little nearby lies a speck of an island of but thirty-five square miles green mountain rising from which hot lava once flowed most tow......

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...frolicking in salt water playing with their babies delighting mermaid lookouts their prettiness matching the ocean they love we sleep well, dreaming we are dolphins......

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...word string you make my heart sing you make everything groovy but I wanna know for sure the slaver's noose is no sower of truth and its cohort of prediction open eyed jumping to no order becaus......

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...Tides will lecture us, obtrusively, to our faces, & it's moments like these we unearth probity in outlooks and lookouts to crack the skulls of coconuts. some lives have small windows, & we, li......

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...It was after the defeat at Camden, in the fall of 1780, British Major Patrick Ferguson sought to exploit Britain’s victory. To secure South Carolina’s countryside, he marched his loyalist forc......

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...Born of smoke and fire glow In those blazing summers of long ago Little mountaintop pagodas Wooden cabs with cute cupolas Guardians of the grand Sequoia Douglas fir and ponderosa Where vigil ......

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...The ship was atoss on the ungallant sea The swells took a toll as the hull strained and cracked It would be fair time afore it sought the lee With the slams and the pitching the ship could be wrac......

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...>We have just remembered the ending of the Second World War VE day it's called. My father, well stepfather was a member of the British Expeditionary Force. He was injured and evacuated by one of th......

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...IMMEDIATELY PLEASE REMOVE ALL OF MY INFORMATION FROM YOUR DATA BASE FORTHWITH. ALSO, ADVISE ANY AND ALL CONTRACTORS, SUB-CONTRACTORS, AGENTS, SUB-AGENTS, AFFILIATES, PARTNERS, COLLEAGUES, ASSOCI......

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...If you ever heard of this story If you ever felt the presence of a stranger If his words were soft and kind And you could see him smiling in his eyes Lookout and be careful The eyes are not the win......

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...I sit and pause, looking at the sky blue ceiling above me. White vapour cotton wool clouds gently float like water lilies on an upside down pond. My humble seat, an igneous rock from the Devonian p......

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...She stands by the window Looking out over the blue For soon he will sail home He lover oh so true It was many weeks ago From Valletta harbour he sailed For the Atlantic cause Following the c......

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