People Privacy Poems

parrying street space invaders
with restive vinegar smiles
their incessant bip bip bip
countering my spilling step

us, at opposite ends
past coffee shops
past drug stores, calling
to each other in...

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I am worn out like a rusted door

I slowly left your sight
I don't know what happened

Do you know what happened?
Put a field hair on your...

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leisurely
peoplewatching
at a bus stop
covertly stealth
casually intruding
penetrating
their bubbles
crossing boundaries

the daydreamer
the tired mother
the grumpy old man
the sleepy student
making assumptions
filling in the blanks

serendipitous
moments in time
taken randomly
out of context...

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It was Sunday night,
My husband’s family created 
A remarkable unresolvable lifelong scar.
The scar that changed my life.

I can never forget that day,
The day when me...

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Anyone would fancy fame
Till they realise it’s a right strain
And a way of sending your life down the drain

No privacy
No chance for the delights
Of the...

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Strange, but wealth and fame breed odd insecurities
of blokes and chicks called showbiz 
pampered deities.


When still unknown they thirst for popularity,
dreaming to be a hot,...

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Strange, but wealth and fame 
     seem to breed weird 
          insecurities

...

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My life is on a microchip
and everything I do,
is stored in a computer
for someone else to view,
my privacy's restricted
my secrets are revealed,
in fact there isn't...

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