Tel Poems - Poems about Tel

...Actor's Guild of ritual 'arts' Secret ritual Oaths exchanged for luxurious material lives Outward behaviour, manners; betraying what they really are and of course what they hide, Though if it ......

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...for a little slander The new president of America has told Europe to look after its own defense which means NATO without the USA’s help becomes a boy’s club for retired politicians pretending, they ......

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... The next time a natural disaster strikes…whether it be a tsunami or hurricane from the oceans, a flood from the rivers…or a tornado from the skies notice how, all over the world, you see the sam......

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.... stick a quarter in speak az loud az you can dear prisons not all bad * "tel" abbreviation for telephone ......

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...How it began  Men in green uniforms  ice blue eyes and leathery lips saw me in the crib  and declared this child  is an Aryan I clicked my heels and sucked my thumb Mother took to singing ......

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...Kid naps here, daycare! Sick babies...About those Kidnaps are there! Out there! I wish I could, evocation, dowry! For an already invested $275 nuptial Tyler Mowrey! Gaza wall and Tel-Aviv-......

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...Let me tel you a story of a dayan Devastated beauty carrying her broken heart Being a victim of decline Willing to cut her throat with a knife Immense blood is swelling from her neckline Dynami......

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...The slaughterer came to the market Dancing and wielding a matchet He sang songs of sorrow; And wrote rhymes for his victims of tomorrow. ......

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...Hello Palestine, have you seen the headlines today: 400 US federal workers tendered their resignation over the war, seeking ceasefire. And a Vietnam war veteran donated his pension to Palestine r......

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...For 75 years Israel has offered peace to her neighbors the Arab response, 'Never!' -- be Israel's leaders Likud or Labor From 1948 to 1967, before 'territories,' before 'occupation' when ......

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...In Jerusalem, Bnei Brak, Kefar Chabad everywhere, little huts, though no sod Miniature tabernacles, laden with flowers fruits, vegetation, pretty decorations The Fall Harvest F......

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...It is not mandatory However, I feel that it is my duty To respond to Carl Brouard ‘Knowing how to drink is not an art Drinking is not a duty’ But a necessity which is obligatory As it is crucia......

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...One of the advantages of growing old…one of the things I most adore is how time slows down allowing me to enjoy the wonders around me a little more. Yes, once I entered this unhurried state…perha......

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...[My recent poem ‘The Dimly Lit House’ received a Comment from Charles Messina that it could be a Tom and Jerry episode… what can I say? Something went ‘Ping!’] * Milto......

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...Derrick Greaves once visited Tel Aviv in the desert found a vivid motif Creating inspiration so fine into unique silhouette,colour & line......

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