Reefers Poems - Poems about Reefers

... How like Eliot it is in tone. Even the landscape has the grime of London in each line. I must have been no more than nineteen when I wrote the poem caught in the spell of his hypnotic rhythm......

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...In this age of 'Instant Karma' happiness is turned away, 'All you need is love' to guide you well at least that's what they say, 'In my life' I've witnessed miracles the ghost of 'Yesterday', When......

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...My first cousin Donna now belongs to eternity She went to live in England and Ireland Married an Irishman and had two nice boys She could not keep herself away from the siren lure of drugs Las......

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...In the seventies, I had finished school, entered my twenties, and was feeling cool. And rock and roll rattled me to my bones, from Led Zeppelin to the Rolling Stones. Life felt good; I ......

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...Where do we come in in medias res not knowing nor caring when doesn’t everybody pine being number one we leave behind our lives in pages pictures or else make for images of what we saw d......

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...So, farewell, Howard, Mr Nice Massive reefers were your vice Life’s but a spliff to puff and pass All grass is weed, all flesh is grass by Gail......

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...10,000 people gathered on the beach that day as he entered the stage wearing sandals he'd say, "WOW! look at YOU come to lend a hand" Then he grabbed his guitar to strike up his band Ten th......

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...READ ALL ABOUT IT Stories all of 100 years old Bribery And Blackmail They have to be retold Definitions of words have surely changed as Kilts And Reefers are now explained. Two Kin......

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...Pretty soon, night will fall upon the city, And lives of crime animate spasmodically As Gene Pitney croons “A Town Without Pity” And the clubs and the gin joints open methodically. Hepcat jazzm......

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