Nemo Poems - Poems about Nemo

Captain Nemo, I; Captain Nemo from the silent darkness of the deep search for a rare lost treasure that vanished so very long ago. Keenly my periscope surveys the shores, scanning intently as through the dark of the deep the Nautilus does silently go. Always stealthy, yet when the magnificent Nautilus surfaces at any port, the grandest of...

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Breezy and gallus with nerves of steel In him the team's heartbeat you could feel He was the brains of that Celtic outfit For that he deserves this little tribute Exploiting an opening with defence splitting pass Which allowed his teammates to step on the gas Not being a man to turn the other cheek Retribution he chose often to wreak A...

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He sat on the park bench The weight of ages Settled about his shoulders. Long dirty fingernails peeked From torn cotton gloves. ...

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I've Done My Best,Beyond My Means...... But,Still You Act Like A Superior Queen........ You Have No Heart,You Have No Soul........ So,Now It's High Time For You to Go...... "THE CONJURE MAN..'Is Waiting for You'"...... No Time to beg for forgiveness,for it's All Over,and Through...... HIM WORK HIM TRICK,HIM STAMP HIM FOOT..... HIM MAKE YOU SICK,WITH HOLY ROOTS..... "THE...

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ON FINDING NEMO Nemo is blue, and I am a rabbit, Comical thoughts my brain inhabit, Thoughts invent friends imaginary, Quite silent, tacit but delusionary, Women's fantasies are good, For older Red Riding Hoods alone in the woods! Do not have a victim mentality, Smiles are universal and free, A concept not so imaginary. In each person's brain, thoughts cohabit, Nemo is blue and I...

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I remember going to the next door store; I remember a shelf of books I opened one to see what was written within, To see the dry ink an author carved onto its pages But, the book was empty and imprisoned with straight black lines I flipped through some other books, but there was nothing too... And so, I bought...

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