Robinson Poems - Poems about Robinson

Is he really political.? I mean he runs no party of that ilk.' Yet I see 'the descriptive given' woven in like silk.) Is he being held as a terrorist.? Or charged? He pleads Guilty of journalisam.? Yet has he been pushed into that Yard.? Guilty he is saying ' yet should that be the case.? Or is he just...

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Eyes! Doleful and lonely as they quietly penetrate my soul In their silence, I can hear clamorous rumblings of a tale that pleads to be told Far-reaching and clamorous are these eyes So much so that not even their beautiful abode can cover or disguise Beautifully haunting, they are So deep and so regally divine I see them. I feel them....

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HAIKU coo ka choo or Mrs. Robinson writes a poem. HAIKU coo ka choo Everything is okay Count Five Seven Five by Martin Braun August 2, 2023 'Coo coo ka choo' was used in Simon and Garfunkel's 1968 song “Mrs. Robinson". The phrase was used in the 60s and 70s as a way of saying 'all good' or 'everything is okay'....

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When she spit, they run and scattered Them their children stopped and listen To the thunder roll roar matters Mo’ Grand Ma Rudell Everybody fell still With voice of thunder roar No bad children under They all becoming Obedient host Scare of Ole Grand Ma voice Discipline is her medicine Ain’t na-body gonna be bad no way Mo’ Grand Ma Rudell Robinson 6/9/23 Written words by James Edward...

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Theoore Robinson ie so young perhap s why he remains unsung He found the eat coast too bright but it gave hi style visual delight...

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Edwin Arlington Robinson of Maine with verse was to find fame His 'Children of the Nigh' achieving a Pulitzer Prize to his delight...

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I can hear what Jackie Robinson's mother is saying right now. "Batter up, even when I am making biscuits so that I can be baking them." She is 100 today....

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Well howdy doody my name is Jack Isn't much history this old dude lacks Even Jackie Robinson Dad and I saw game one First black player ever to get untracked...

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Number 42 Retire Brooklyn Dodgers Number 42 Hang up your jersey, honey No one can follow you after Jackie Robinson Major League Baseball was uplifted into the outer sphere When Jackie Robinson was brave enough And brazen enough to try…. Major League Baseball had been closed to people of color Jackie’s prowess, professionalism and success changed The way people in the USA thought about...

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The incomparable Jackie Robinson who wore "42" rose to prominence and... broke the Major League Baseball color barrier In 1947, and had a 10-year All-Star career Date written: 02/09/2021...

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For Jeffers: On seeing Tor House and Hawk Tower For the first time The Tor stones have grown wistful Through time and absence since Your verses filled the house with Creative passion; the gate is locked. A hawk rides on...

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Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama, our first African American first lady has her own accomplishments which far exceed what she had dreamed of when she was a little girl in Chicago. She has been a lawyer, university administrator, writer, and advocate. She has won a grammy award, shorty award, and Nickelodean Kid’s Choice award....

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bending my mind around his words, makes me feel like a contortionist For Bobby May’s contest “Who Flips Your Trolley?”...

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I see books in machines Cursive disappearing The brain is now a computer No more handwriting Electricity is all you need To lazy to turn on lights Machines will do it Want to know the weather Ask a machine No need to drive a car All done by a machine No more ordering from a human Ask a machine Can’t read a map Ask a machine So lazy we...

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A Verse by by Freddie Robinson Jr and James E Lee Sr WOMAN--only follow a Man whose Following CHRIST-- such a beautiful woman Lord, her spirit does so shine Light as bright As your golden eyes And her pains it brought tears Hurt of joy to my eyes For now I’m satisfied That a woman of God Truly believes in you And that she...

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