Disciplinarian Poems - Poems about Disciplinarian

...I feel honored, and flattered to acquaint myself (a married youthful looking sexagenarian solitudinarian from southeastern Montgomery County, Pennsylvania), yet feel awkward at jump/kick starting a r......

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...When mom raised her voice We silence and lowered our Own conversation. ......

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...Date: July 2051 Early 7:30 Friday morning most Of the family were in their extravagant Dreams. All was well or so it seems. Moderate rustling. Somebody was Woke. Molly was first on displ......

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... Now, being a senior citizen, Is it too late for me to reflect on, What went wrong in my life? Born and brought up in a family, Where morals and values played their role, I learned to call......

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...I can never comply with fastidious hygiene Try as thee most persuasive person might, he/him, she/her, they, them... can never wean yours truly always objected being told when to bathe/shower ......

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...Early afternoon. The Solomon Were in their, (according to Damali) Club house. But the reality of the Circumstance is this. The Club House was the Damian Domaine. Damian's Billards. Damian didn......

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..."all of us are on a journey and the answers are unspoken" Quote by _Constance La France As the world celebrates Mother’s Day with triumph aff......

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...Beautiful, Shining Dawn Thunderous, Sparkling Day Awaking Birds from their Slumbs Energising wings Chirpling Claws Glorifying gods. A soul walk up on the surface Cheering and Happily ......

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...Literate lettered latitudinarian Presents the following slapdash higglety-pigglety bupkis, whereby reader experiences being mentally hogtied perusing pseudo poetic perambulation devoid of sens......

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...Catch 22 was fiction Appealing to a humour like mine But there was nothing very funny About Section 69. The army ran on regulations. Obey them and you'd be fine But, beware of that ubiquitous......

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...The best sports poems by Michael R. Burch, Part IV King Henry the Great by Michael R. Burch Long live the King! Send him victorious, happy and glorious, long to reign over us: Long liv......

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...Let me tell you a story… A story about life, where Solitude gracefully glides into the room, wearing a loose fitting gown, draping her curvaceous form. Piously she takes her place at the table of li......

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...The school child not in it clad To end up ‘Not Glad’: A sure vexing of his body with whip And final nursing of an inflamed hip … Also, a barbaric conversion into laborer Which makes his Discipl......

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...Sulfuric acid Contact lenses blinded As my eye see it's not Pupils dilated as my spinal cord Begins to rot Skeletal remains where is my brains I haven't been chopped Gordon Rams......

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...Squickleby Pickleby Nicholas Nickleby loses his Father and feels quite forlorn. Ralph his tight uncle a disciplinarian mean to the marrow regards him with scorn. Nicholas, penniless unco......

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