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Television Poems - Poems about Television

Premium Member The View
The View the ladies on The View really have no clue their words tumble out most times with a shout they think they have talent but ABC’s money isn’t well spent even if they were half way intelligent their words might make some sense if I wanted to watch some dumb cows I would sooner go to a farm and browse why they are on tv is...

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Categories: television, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Television News Reporter
Cinnabar remittance ailerons squall federal cobblestones. Lank alpine squint modest. Nectarine grimace, cloys toothsome. Coiffure chain rod composure anemic, primogeniture Swedish cotton murk optics Rodeo riding maiden broadcaster network metaverse falconry. Boreal voyages legalese. Simper treacle blanched anecdotally. Goofy balm, beardless tease, healthy as a horse, real bee knees....

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Categories: television, cat,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Before TV and Television and Internet
Out of curiosity I put this question to my aging mom and dad: Before television, radio, the Internet, what did you do to avoid boredom and depression? Baffled, they looked at each other for the longest time but couldn’t remember. So I turned to my siblings for an answer – all twenty-four. ...

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Categories: television, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member remembering in black and white
tv in the fifties altering weekend rituals one set in the neighbourhood streetboys sitting around the famous indian head for their fill of saturday morning cartoons sci-fi flash gordon and i love lucy allowed to stay up on sunday nights to watch the old ed sullivan show always one appointed volunteer to get up and change the channel or adjust the volume another to...

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Categories: television, change, community, growing up,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Strings Attached
A Blunderbirds fan Knows E Parker Had christened his yappy pup Harker Neighbours caused a riot Cos it’s never was quiet With hindsight it's name should be Barker ...

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Categories: television, childhood, tribute,
Form: Limerick



COMMERCIALISM
Throughout a program playing so Or the streaming of a show, Commercials advertise the new... Broadcasting to me and you. Only seconds long, they toss Their message out to get across. Straightforward - sometimes with humour To appeal to the consumer. Marketed products for sale... New lines of recent retail. Variations of a flavour Or something similar to savour. Through jingles and spoken word... Business making itself heard. Near...

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Categories: television, business, technology,
Form: Rhyme
TELEVISION EYES
In my days of innocent child, Imagination would run wild. Seated at the television... Typical was this decision. At the time, there was a theory. This, I would constantly query... Too much viewing without a care Would see my eyes shapen to square. Something not to be argued with... Discovered since, this was a myth. Still, I consider without surprise That I have television eyes. So much...

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Categories: television, visionary,
Form: Rhyme
Midnight Glow
They have no roots to anchor them; Forsaken guides that steady them. They toss and toil, burn midnight oil, and hide the spurs that anger them. What cast spell did paralyze? Electric glow in fearful eyes, From dusk to dawn, they linger on, From standing faith to bed of lies. Oh glory lost! How far we've...

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Categories: television, analogy, anxiety, christian, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Tubified by baby
Liquefied compost is still shy it ...

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Categories: television, betrayal, bible, christian, dream,
Form: Free verse
Honor thy Father and thy Mother - When Did We Forget
I saw a commercial on TV about some guy teaching younger people how not to be their parents. I started thinking, maybe this is what’s wrong with America. We no longer act like our parents did. This trainer was trying to stop a shopper from doing things like complimenting the butcher and seeking the manager...

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Categories: television, poetry,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Many Faces Of A Nobody
yet his gait was limiting to the harvest of shadows around him breathing whatever air was there at the time and since his writing caught no-one's attention and colourful birds may have flown overhead those television days although perfect were over ...

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Categories: television, anxiety, depression, mental health,
Form: Narrative
Zenith University
Zenith University I am a proud graduate  of Zenith University,  where the quality stays on  until the little dot  shrinks and goes away.  I attended that fine institution  with Tom and Jerry,  Heckl, Jeckl, Mickey, Minnie,  Da?y, Donald, Daisy,  Huey, Dewey, Louie,  Speedy, Wile E., Gumby, Pokey,  Yogi, Boo Boo, Dino, Chucko,  Hobo Kelley, Lassie, Bozo,  Betty, Barney, Bam Bam Rubble,  Wilma, Pebbles, Fred,  Casper, Felix, Sheri? John,  Gentle Ben, and Mr. Ed.      Astro, Elroy,  Judy, George, and Jane--  Eddie Haskell, Wally Cleaver,  Mom and Dad and Little Beaver.    Favorite Martian--Flying Nun,  James Arness--smoking gun,  Spanky and Alfalfa,  Larry, Moe, and Curly. Tests consisted   of posted patterns. To see those,  you had to get up early  like Jack LaLanne and Buns of Steel,  Captain Kangaroo.  Mid-morning classes included  Monte Hall (quite a deal),  Bob the Barker (not the builder). Allen Ludden passed the words,  Henson brought a yellow bird.  After dinner,  after sunset  we did our homework   with Maxwell Smart and 99,  Gomez and Morticia,  Uncle Fester, Lerch,  and Flipper.  We saw The Rifleman get Branded. We saw The Fugitive get framed.  We saw The Guppy blown off-course. We saw Gilligan get blamed. Hogan’s Heroes, Lost in Space,  Dr. Casey, Marcus Welby,   Adam 12, Ponch and John.  Cecil and his buddy, Beanie,  Major Nelson and his Jeannie. ...

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Categories: television, appreciation, celebrity, education, fun,
Form: Rhyme
The Arrival of 1960's Television
The furniture was rearranged, to make sure there was space, and suddenly the radiogram, had moved to second place. Now we would have Thunderbirds, Star Trek and man on the moon, Tomorrow’s World had landed, right there in the living room. And no-one in the family, could really disagree, with the magic or excitement, of our black and white TV. There was a note of caution though, when...

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Categories: television, childhood, family, technology,
Form: Rhyme
Britains Biggest Cover Up
Britain’s Biggest Cover up As Britain's biggest broadcasters you should hang your heads in shame, for his despicable crimes your cover ups are to blame, we wont give him the honour of repeating his vile name, filling up your cups as he continued his sickening game. For years and years you ignored the tears of...

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Categories: television, abuse, anger, betrayal, bullying,
Form: Free verse
What's On
When I was a young boy, we had rabbit ears, got ABC, CBS and nothing more. If we would wrap the antenna in tin foil, we’d sometimes get NBC on channel four. Then along came something they called UHF, if you put that little round thing on your set. Then you would be able to have forty-one, and some PBS nobody cared...

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Categories: television, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

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