Reeves

poem by Reeves

Men came into this life at their mother's breast, And continued into adulthood with a similar quest, Women rightfully positioned themselves above everything, And a 'Hillary' nearly made the fat lady sing, While others are more int... Read more

poem by Reeves

I'm better than you, but I won't say a word, there wasn't much improvement the last time I heard, so where did I learn this natural phenomenon, someone paid me a visit but when I looked, they were gone. They'd told me to lighten... Read more

poem by Reeves

The jelly had to be green, not orange mon ami, Leonardo would have approved of the mystery, roller towel was not available in the olden day, if it were, he could have wiped the tears of Jesus away. They positioned the flowers at... Read more

poem by Reeves

As I was going down, I met someone else coming up, they asked what it was like where I'd come from, I said it was fine but you will be assessed so long, for all those things you know that you did wrong. Then you will be placed i... Read more

poem by Reeves

As we fandangoed across the floor, what more could you wish for, forgotten days of yesteryore, when you came on strong and nothing could be wrong, when I saw you in mist and rain, the same again. I went away and you still waited... Read more

poem by Reeves

There was no place to hide, only in my dreams, go to bed in disgust, not everything's as it seems, they'd be waiting for me, the dragons in a row, when I woke up, because there was nowhere else to go. I'd give you the answer you... Read more

poem by Reeves

I looked at my watch and it was quarter to three, you were on your back where you wanted to be, I had to wake you from your dreams, game changer, there was Tonto but you settled for the Lone Ranger. I looked at my watch and it ... Read more

poem by Reeves

In my Greek pot, it was you more likely than not, I carried you around, occasionally put you on the ground, spoke to you, but like a leper's dream there was no reply, you were always there every time I said goodbye. But you call... Read more

poem by Reeves

It's about reincarnation - some believe, some don't, the thing is - you're going to reach a point, like it or not; lets look at the positives - just imagine it's good, pause for a moment - just be flexible, if you could. Look at... Read more

poem by Reeves

Without any sort of plan, an also-ran, my inconsideration is paramount, but at least everything is reserved, and we will get what we deserved. Perhaps he should have been more gracious, instead of being so audacious, what can ... Read more

poem by Reeves

He came to me, said he was the devil, I said: 'No you're not, I am,' stunned, he was easily led; I guided him to places where he could not escape, he even gave up smoking and started to vape. What a pathetic creature he was, the... Read more

poem by Reeves

We were young again, how beautiful you were, walking across the room, my eternal, my avatar; It's been said that my soul will not recognize you, I can see, could I not remember turquoise blue? All the old mistakes were still the... Read more

poem by Reeves

The ivory tower continues albeit gray, existence is dubious so they say, Oprah is waiting in the wings or rather maybe even with them. Let's build a wall, we won't give a shit at all, then Mehico, it's your goddamn call, I had... Read more

poem by Reeves

Not all poetry should be about depression, love, wind and tea-cups - I prefer to be the Donald Trump of the poetry world: seemingly illiterate, obscenely dissolute, uninformed, sociopathical and falsely magical; someone said that... Read more

poem by Reeves

This is the most important day of your life, because I'm going to give you answers, not trouble and strife; You are not going to 'nothing,' rather - it's something, God does exist and will kick your arse if you don't buck up. Do... Read more

poem by Reeves

I thought that you were a friend of mine, but no, you lied, pretended, coated a veneer wherever you go; I am not perfect but you are dreadful, a manipulator, I'm down the list, not really up there on your points score. However, ... Read more

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Gardenias, eucalyptus, yesterday, today and tomorrow, some scent I'd like to borrow, give it to you, remind you of when I was there, remind you when we had the time to stand and stare. Life is not a bowl of cherries but we are u... Read more

poem by Reeves

There was Merton, Mole, Hedley and me, no room for someone like Justin G, who could not take a jest or a jibe, rather misconstrued it as a bad vibe. No matter, his loss is my gain, at the end of the day ( or poem ) I shall rema... Read more

poem by Reeves

The light was right - a dusty yellow, dark below, not too high and not too low, wine untouched and pictures askew, keep your shoes on, whatever you do, shadows moving and souls proving that magic still exists before and after lov... Read more

poem by Reeves

It's sad to write about something thicker than a dick maybe that's what you want if it gives you a kick I can give you expletives at the end of the day but are you going to listen to what I have to say Perhaps i'll abandon my tr... Read more

poem by Reeves

Who do you think you are? No star, only misguided and unrecognized from afar, however, we go on making the same mistakes, like so many climaxes turning out to be fakes. I was called brilliant, unworthy of the accolade, what ha... Read more

poem by Reeves

You're growing again because of all the rain you're speaking to me once more after going out and slamming the door You're looking good again now that there's no more pain you're knitting me a giant scarf I thought that you m... Read more

poem by Reeves

I BLEW THE SMOKE RINGS - ONE THRO' THE MIDDLE WHY YOU WEREN'T IMPRESSED WAS JUST A RIDDLE SHOWING OFF THE ABS AND PECS WAS MANDATORY WHEN I SAID A WORD, YOU LOOKED IN THE DICTIONARY THERE WAS A WALK WHICH STARTED BELOW THE GROIN... Read more

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The Bridge of Sighs was a nice surprise, It had an echo from the prisoners that had trudged across, maybe there had been a mini Ben Hur where one of the onlookers had offered some water to a cross- bearing Jesus. Byron and Shelle... Read more

poem by Reeves

My wife wanted to be Prime Minister the agenda was nothing less than sinister the taking of immigrants was booted sexual orientation was going to be re-routed Payments only to be given on pure merit capital punishment should ha... Read more

poem by Reeves

Sometimes the light switches didn't work, so dark, just the glimmer from the fire showed a bright spark; huddled in one room together away from adverse weather, we progressed thro' all of the smog with good endeavour. Now other ... Read more