Jailbreak Poems - Poems about Jailbreak

The whole world is waiting, all ears agog, For your birthday, to start a dialogue, Your goodness is daily praised by their gongs, For at no time, you blamed them for their wrongs. Your heart gleams bright, free of any hatred, So why won't your birthdays be this sacred. Even the mirrors can't hide your beauty ~ That, that nature adopts as...

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There was a rumour that outlaw Kyle was to be sprung from jail But Sheriff Koplin got wind of it and he'd make sure they'd fail That day Queeny Holly and her gang rode into town, guns blazing But the Sheriff had set a trap and one that was truly amazing. He and his deputies had...

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The sheriff of Soup Creek has returned from Soup City once more, after a run in with the judge, some bars and a concrete floor. We cannot defend Mayor Tom they say it’s against the law, maybe it’s time for something different, and switch to south paw. Jenna and I received ten days in jail for contempt of court, some...

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Through the checkered grating of York-Dauphin station, Clinging ‘tween the iron bars With fragile rays. Through the checkered grating Of Tioga station, A rounded hump, now flooding sound, yet colored, seen. Through the checkered grating of Torresdale station, Aloft, so proud and arrogant, boring through the fragile screen....

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The alluring morning mail Blue cover and red letters Those smiling peacock feathers Alas, I'm fettered Red breasted Robins ruffle My waters, psychic scuffle Defiant windows won't shut My ripples seek shores The lark is somewhat restless Greed glistens in the diamonds Of my restive lattices The mail overwhelmed No, no more fetters today Some way I have to make hay Lovely mails in golden braids Poems in fountain I have...

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We shared a cell for seven weeks before he finally up and speaks, he turned around and shook his head he tore the mattress on the bed, inside he kept a sacred book, he said that I could take a look, I read six lines and heard a scream I felt that I was in a dream the cell walls vanished in the...

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