Friday, July 22, 2011

Road-Tripping


I packed up my life in the back of my car
Thankfully the trip was really not that far
I was ready to go, with my life in the car
For I was guided true by the North star

With my various bags of fruits, goodies and snacks
From peanuts, to popcorn and a sack full of Apple Jacks
I was ready to roll, my car full to the brim
I pulled away as I ate my Slim Jim

With my GPS very well triangulated
And my pupils very caffeine dialated
I was ready to follow the winding road 
With my reliable car to help with the load

This journey was one of many made
With memories that will never fade
I truly love the wide open road
Where new adventures will always unfold

This poem is property of Anthony W. Pawlowski and can not be replicated in any way shape or form. This representation is for viewing only and is Copywritted 2011.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Everyday

We begin with a fresh start
A new outlook on life
Yesterday's fears and tears
Are yesterday's problem

Let yesterday worry about yesterday
Today is for answers and solutions
Brave new thoughts and ideas
For this brave new world we live in

Life is lived in the here and now
For now is when it happens
Now is when you can change your life
Now is when you end your strife

Now is a present of the past and
Tomorrow is a gift of now
Now is a time to be proactive not reactive
Now is a time to open your mind to the possibilities

We can achieve great things and live even greater lives 
We simply have to work together and set aside our differences
To build a brighter future then our past this we must do
To build a better world of tomorrow we owe it to ourselves

To overcome the obstacles we face now we need to learn from
Our forefathers and their past mistakes
To overcome the issues we face now we need to think on
A different level then we did when we created the issues in the first place

This poem is property of Anthony W. Pawlowski and can not be replicated in any way shape or form. This representation is for viewing only and is Copywritted 2011.

Monday, July 4, 2011

Lost Tales-Part 2


When the two awe struck explorers crossed the threshold
They gazed upon a hidden valley that stretched for miles
All of the walls were covered in diamonds, crystals, gold and silver
As far as the eye could see and beyond

There were the familiar palm trees that they had seen before
But they were significantly taller then any they had ever seen, with unique fruits
Looking up to the sky, they realized it was a fury of motion 
From uniques birds, to disc like flying machines, to flying lizards

Off in the distance there was a series of temples similar to the pyramids,
But these all had crystals on the top and were receiving electricity from
The obelisks which surrounded them, allowing them to power devices
Neither of the underwater archaeologists had ever seen before

They realized in such a place they would stand out like a sour thumb
With that in mind they hid in a small cave they saw southwest of the entrance
Thinking they were safe, they both sighed a breath of relief
Grabbing for their radios, they attempted to communicate with no response

This poem is property of Anthony W. Pawlowski and can not be replicated in any way shape or form. This representation is for viewing only and is Copywritted 2011.

It All Comes Out in The Laundry


The cumulative, cavalcade of craziness 
All the ink stains, dirt and grime
While we're out there earning our dime
Thankfully it all comes out in the laundry

The tremendous, tumultuous tornado
Of things we accomplish in every given day
And things we accomplish every given week
Thankfully it all comes out in the laundry

It is finite, finish to a phenomenal week
With a fresh shirt, boxers and socks
Followed by a pair of our tannest Docks
Thankfully it all comes out in the laundry

Quite the way to prepare for what awaits
Our a night on the town with your mates
All pressed, prim and proper because
Thankfully it all comes out in the laundry

This poem is property of Anthony W. Pawlowski and can not be replicated in any way shape or form. This representation is for viewing only and is Copywritted 2011.

Riding on the Waves of Change


Like a tsunami I roll over any and all obstacles
Nothing can stand in my way
I can, I will and I have succeeded
There are no walls for me only open doors

You can and you will achieve great things
You are the architect of your own destiny
I write therefore I am a writer
I paint therefore I am a painter

You hold the world in the palm of your hand
You just need to open your mind
All things are possible you simply have to believe
That they can happen and they will happen

Your mind simply has to be open to the myriad
Of possibilities hidden around every corner
Underneath every rock, nook and cranny
Inner and outer peace are an achievable reality

Disappear into your dreams and make them real
Think about success morning, noon and night
Eat, sleep and drink your goals 24/7
With belief in self and God all obstacles disappear

Lastly, positive influences in everything you do are vastly important
If they are hard to find, you simply have to make your own
If your physical relations don't fill the void, read, read and read some more
You can build your tower of success, you just need to lay the first brick

This poem is property of Anthony W. Pawlowski and can not be replicated in any way shape or form. This representation is for viewing only and is Copywritted 2011.