Webber Poems - Poems about Webber

...have you ever grappled with despair not in imagery, symbolism or portrayal. I mean, have you ever felt the elevator drop the watery weakness that extenuates breath a depth of fatigue that makes......

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...My room is a mess - it's an archaeological record of boredom. Christmas, Christmas, come on Christmas. It's 4 days 'til Christmas. Why don't I go to my room and do NOTHING?? The clock ticking so......

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...In the shadows of your DREAM you cannot resist, and hold my reaching hand we embrace as my voice calms you; in the inky dark do not beguile this love that burns like a torch, sweet......

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...During a wintry storm in Newfoundland A very pregnant mom went into labour All on board died when ambulance crashed The fate of that night was in no one's favor When others finally arrived on t......

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...Me a zombie? Never! Just a viral doofus poseur, Brainiac and hacker on the loose tapping into other genie lamps, Wireless Stikbot floater skipping ID challenge. Hurdles that authenticate saliva ......

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...The Story so far continued from 'Visitor'… An attractive extra-terrestrial female researcher sent to a remote island to observe earth and beam back her findings is struggling with unfamiliar,......

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...Let serene tranquility transport me To my highest poetic aspirations. Let me feel the thrill, the chill, the bliss When this exquisite operatic song Encompasses my entire body. Le......

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...Poet:  Ken Jordan Poem:  Tailgate Party Edited by:  Sparkle Jordan written:  January/2015 It's my  tailgate party you're welcome  to come - Music's blasting, and We Popp'in  Champ......

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...The Master Of The Rhyme This was inspired by comments made to me , by Great Poets Peter Duggan and Olive Guillermo And sung to the tune Phantom Of The Opera's "Music of The Night" by Andre......

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...The work I do is not the most prestigious one, from four to twelve thirty I drive...until my shift is done; a forklift driver rarely takes a coffee-break, and being courteous and helpful to custo......

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