Sighting Poems - Poems about Sighting

baby rabbit peeks from her hiding place to see a world to new eyes...

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believe in yourself get motivated because you can reach your goals...

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The water from the blow hole spewed. It’s hard to believe what then ensued. With his powerful tail and massive speed, The great humpback whale’s breaching was awesome to see. ...

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Our Constitution, page-by-page, provides a guide from age-to-age. As citizens our views consist of strict or loose constructionists. Yet, we should keep - we can agree - a free, but just, society Though Freedom isn't strictly free, we still must act responsibly. Too many guns, too many rounds, with costly consequence profound - What can prevent deadly events if guns...

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Nowadays, It is easy to make a clone One day I will receive my own This has turned into an Orwellian nightmare most are clones of phones But living the truth will heal me The truth, we do not learn We learn you're good or you're bad And a 'living' you have to 'Urn' Add the B for bullcrap & you'll see you'll...

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The water from the blow hole spewed. It’s hard to believe what then ensued. With his powerful tail and massive speed, The great humpback whale’s breaching was awesome to see....

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Silence oozed throughout the forest. We were in our mushroom house, unaware That Hummingbird woman was on her way. She is a mysterious creature of prophecy Who appears rarely to elves, more often to faeries. And we definitely have no fairies in this elf house. Actually, as far as I knew, faeries were make believe. I had never seen one, and I...

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Trump Were Sighting and Frightening trump had been sighting face and body face frightening struck by lightening Jim Horn...

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Rippling pastel, clean clear world ender Fantasy blue, I can’t look away That auburn tress, that neck Moving close hope escapes My closing throat tries to deny I see you wore your glasses I wore mine too It doesn't matter (a lie) It’s only a cover The coolest that ever burned Slowly doubtingly moving ahead Life will never be the same again...

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The river is notorious For filth and trash and slime, With rumors of dead bodies floating Once upon a time. I’ve witnessed homeless people Dumping urine (maybe worse) Into water which you’d think No normal person would immerse. Yet yesterday I spotted both A kayak and a boat Which were following a swimmer Stroking hard to stay afloat. Baring skin as white as chalk (No wetsuit acting as...

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It’s hard to ask the right questions, their answers easier made The hammer cocked, the truth in sight —through crosshairs query bade (Radnor Pennsylvania: January, 2020)...

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Poor Rudolph one night hurt his hoof by landing on somebody’s roof. I got a good look! A photo I took, but lost it! Dang, there goes my proof. syllables: 8/8/5/5/8...

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Like magic, it appeared above - A rainbow in the sky, Though there are those who could explain The reasons how and why. I much prefer believing It's a little trick of fate Which, after all the rain has gone, Is cause to celebrate. It hung there, vibrant, rich and bright, With partial double twin. We couldn't look away and others Shared our joyful grin. Yet...

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Sawbill Bay UFO Sighting Stranger than fiction, fraught with mischief, To deceive impressionable minds of gullible people: Who desperately want to believe in conspiracies, And alien abductions and out of body experiences, As was the UFO sighting on the Floodwaters, in 1950. It happened on a peaceful summer’s day; When a couple who were fishing in Sawbill Bay, Ventured to climb a...

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Nestled 'neath an overpass A homeless guy camps out. I pass his tent each morning On my exercising route. He has a lovely river view And has no rent to pay, Although it isn't quite the place Where I would like to stay. I rarely see him, but today, Unfortunate for me, I caught him as he emptied out His half-full jug of pee. If ever...

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