Commercials Poems - Poems about Commercials

I. Many thoughts were deemed invalid now (My heart says, when posts disappear here, And I see advertisements where my words were typed!) My prayers ought to be "secret," we read in Matthew But we are urged to pray together, per Hebrews Once more: Scripture says "balance," not either-or, neither-nor So I pray with Cameron, who has a court date ... II. LORD Jesus,...

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Yes, I watch TV, the dramas and comedies. ...

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Commercials By: Tom 3’24’2020 What you see Isn’t always what you get. Appliance or Mattress, or Mobile Device First, cheapen it up, go heavy on the advertising. Then, more importantly, give it some fancy name. After inflating the price, have a 30-40-even 50 percent off sale, Works every time! Baa Baa Baa ...

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They give me hugs and we laugh with glee My childhood forever friends The ones I have had for over fifty years. One for sixty-two years actually, since kindergarten. We make an arrangement for a playdate And we run toward each other like the TV commercials. We are linked by memories and experiences Too silly to explain to others Remembered immediately upon...

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Commercials That Push An Agenda Written: by Miracle Man 11-9-2019 I turn on the tube and immediately feel beset, Commercials aimed at young minds too immature to fret. It’s often not what they say, but the pictures they show, planting visual thoughts that in young minds grow. They become innocent victims of this ambushing, And these subtle commercials are agenda pushing. To change the...

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There was Louie the fly Who’d want to fly by There was Madge who Soaked your hands in Palmolive goo There was the Rolladoor song That Geelong supporters sing along Your Mum Mister Sheened your furniture To a sparkling shine so sure These commercials I remember on television That as soon as I think of them they are in my vision. © Paul Warren...

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I am listening to a list of glorious disclaimers on TV That follow a commercial about a terrific new wonder drug that helps you blow freckles off your arms. Usually I am in the kitchen getting Something to eat by now, but this time I already had my little banana peanut butter sandwich with two package of chips on my lap,...

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I needed this so much. A little alone time. Designer jeans. T-shirts printed with out the blue sayings. A moment to ourselves home alone. Wasting time just you & I. Causally stretched across each other on the couch. Commercials filled with Wal-mart families. Insurance companies. Lawsuit claims. Your sugar fills the space between shows. Your head leaned back on my chest. Neck twisted in a kiss. The...

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Toy and cereal advertisers must be going zany these days, and I do know. When I was a child there were twenty-two commercials to every thirty-minute TV show. Watching the TV commercials was the cost of watching TV, right, Jim? These days no one watches commercials, choosing to fast forward through them. How does your child know what doll...

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A Satire on Commercials I Don’t Need It But Gimme Two Written: by Miracle Man 8/2/2017 Commercials are filled with lots of untruths and ploys, Using scantily dressed women oozing charm and poise; Each with the thought of enticing me to spend money, Using smoke and mirrors and often insultingly funny; Commercials are tailored to my individual spending habits, And each time I Inquire,...

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Commercials can drive us loopy and buggy Time after time, the same message quite uggy Should be outlawed Concept is flawed SOMEONE please come over I need a huggy...

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Law Passed Still Loud...

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I saw a great commercial But forgot what it was for. I suppose it was a failure On the advertising score. For a catchy little lyric Or a scene to make you cry Should remind you of the product That it’s hoping you will buy. Certain ads are quite obnoxious, With a jingle that you dread, But in many cases they’re the ones That stick inside...

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Starting earlier every year, Christmas costs more and more with less cheer. This year Santa fell flat. His diet took the fat, Elves said,” this will not be good” they fear. Watching commercials, they got idea. Close diners, except pizzeria. Each ad on T.V. now, Pictures of pizzas wow! Santa gains, without diarrhea. Ads worked, he got a jolly belly. Elves solemnly sat in a deli. Commercialized...

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Cotton Commercials always reminded me of my grandmother's house irony cotton paralleling Ridgfield Park, New Jersey bitterness. Boiling in decrepit neighborhoods, once swarming with Irish and Italian Catholics. Now a haven of cracked sidewalks ten miles outside of Manhattan. Maybe it was the song that did it? Reminiscent of that old wood grained plastic box radio in the kitchen playing fifties music. The vibrations resonated under...

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