Unloaded Poems - Poems about Unloaded

...Thousands half-naked people Roasting under the scorching sun Extracting billions of coffee beans Transported by steamboats Sailed hundreds miles away Unloaded, traded and grinded Brought to a m......

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... By-lanes of my mind When I write, its verbose; When I don’t, I am short of words; Write with flair and respect, brevity is a gift; They remind me as my jargon filled words they dis......

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...During the surpossium I heard his voice as if he were talking only to me: she said, in a conversation with a group of women. You know how it is< everything is centered around gaining your atten......

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...A Horse and ale The brewery had many horses to carry crates of beer around to small shops, each horse and its driver was assigned a route The horse I liked was shiny black and had been used for ......

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...The Days My mind is bluffing all the around the clock Getting the real ones suppressed and block I'm in a flow I'm in a blow But the clouds of doubts are covering it all And coming back to m......

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... It was Santa’s busiest night And nothing was going quite right. The sleigh, well past it’s best, Had just failed its flight test And Rudolph’s red nose had turned white. Global warming had m......

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...Today, I Mourn slain Beatle John Lennon assassinated at 10:50 PM, on December 8, 1980 forty four years later to date outside The Dakota Apartment, (also known as the Dakota Apartments), located......

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... ’Twas the night before Christmas Eve and it started to snow And a raw bone chilling north wind was starting to blow Mrs Claus and Santa were relaxing with a glass of mulled wine Santa said, ......

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...Disasters have plagued our planet since the dawn of time, When primitive creatures rose from primordial slime, And a comet came down to hit a dinosaur’s head, Causing a headache so bad, he was be......

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...The sun was rising over Milton Creek, heralding the start of a new day Two new residents were due in town, on the noon train from Santa Fe William (Bill) and Sara Baker, both renowned as skille......

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...A pure Hawaiian of rare birth, living a life somewhat carefree, fed farm animals by this squirt, sticks and stones were real toys indeed, set trash ablaze, be on alert, a barefoot countr......

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...The long rope hung in the air The song was playing in his head The barrel spins, click He heard the voice You are in charge of your weapon, always The day the weapon takes charge of you, is the ......

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...At the wharf I donned the Wellington boots Of the fisher deceased, to trace my roots And see and feel what it was like at sea For my uncle a fishing devotee. The clammy boots were three sizes t......

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...The carrot truck was full of carotene so good for the bunny brigade. It is marvelous having this produce today said the garden in the glade. He felt badly because his carrot crop had been wiped out......

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...shore leave The ship, in the bay, had a load of grain from the fertile soil of Ukraine, loaded in Odesa, and sent on its way across the Black Sea. In the Dardanelles, a stop for inspections to......

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