Thursday, April 10, 2014

Tragedy on Titanic

By Joshua Albarran

The R.M.S. Titanic collapsed on their way to America, April 15, 1912. 
On April 10, 1912, the R.M.S. Titanic was sailing from Southampton  England to New York City on their voyage to America where people would start their journeys over there. But there's a tragedy on the ship five days later where the Titanic suddenly collapsed in the northern Atlantic Ocean, more than 1517 of 2223 passages on-board the Titanic were killed. So 102 years later, I dedicated this poem to these lost love ones.

A huge ship named the Titanic.
Long trip in the sea, the road to freedom.
From Independent to America.

Journey started with cheers
But ended their journey in a tragic.
Collapsed by itself on the ice.

Forgot to mention two lovers on the ship.
One final goodbye where she sinks off.
Made this a tragedy on the Titanic.

Get James Cameron's Titanic on DVD and Blu-Ray from Amazon.
Promotional poster for the 2012 re-release of Titanic (1997).
(Twentieth Century Fox/Paramount Pictures Corporation)
http://www.amazon.com/Titanic-Four-Disc-Combo-Blu-ray-Digital/dp/B000NQRE1E

Thursday, February 13, 2014

The Beauty and the Beast

By Josh Albarran

Belle sat down to dinner with the Beast.
(Anne Anderson)
On Valentine's Day, we seen love everywhere, hugging and kissing makes us getting into love. But the most love poem I came out with is from a fairy tale of a Prince-turned beast in the far away castle in France falls in love with the beautiful Belle in La Belle et la Bete, in English also know as the Beauty and the Beast.

There's a beautiful woman desperate to be marry.
and a selfish prince turn into a monstrous beast.
A spell rose on his dark castle, the only thing to break it.
When she first look at him, they look at to their eyes.

First untrusted, then friendly.
The Beauty and the Beast were in love.
But when Belle leaves for her family.
The Beast was health-less to death.

Once the last rose falls, one kiss can make the difference.
The darkness turn into brightness and the spell was broken.
Who could ever love a beast where tale as old as time.
They dance together and live happily ever after.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

A Christmas Poem

Josh Albarran (as Santa Claus) and high-school teacher Laura E. Mayer at the P721M Christmas party on December 21, 2012 in New York City.
(via Josh's Twitter account and Laura's Facebook page)
For many of my life, Christmas is a holiday that I love to enjoy with. Yeah, we sing Christmas Carols, baking cookies, watching sports and movies such as It's A Wonderful Life and Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas; and opening presents. But the most important thing to spend Christmas with are your friends and family so with that I come out with a poem to see what this winter holiday's all about.

By Josh Albarran

Christmas is about a time of joy and giving.
For everyone at home, it's about the one true meaning.
Was it about the presents or money or even food? No!
It means you spend Christmas with your friends and family.

Christmas is about a time of joy and giving.
Everyone loves the jolly-old Santa Claus.
He comes in on eve, checking his list, checking it twice.
It's a miracle of having a wonderful life.

Christmas is about a time of joy and giving.
A day where everyone cares and love.
Promise want you want and what you get for the holidays.
So take this moment to celebrated the magic of Christmas.

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

The Assassin Who Shot JFK

By Joshua Albarran

President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated in a motorcade while making a two-day appearance in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963.
From Friday, November 22, 1963 when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas, Texas to Friday, November 22, 2013 when we will commemorate that very day 50 years ago where it all started this conspiracy and changed the landscape of the United States of America forever.

There's an assassin named Lee Oswald.
Used a rifle to take the life of President Kennedy.
Three shots on a motorcade changes everything.
Americans were scared and sadden.

There's an assassin named Lee Oswald.
Millions on TV watched his rifle gun in Dallas.
But listeners heard there was a conspiracy.
People knew that JFK won't survive from a bullet.

There's an assassin named Lee Oswald.
The president had been shot and he's dead.
Not long after, the assassin was assassinated.
Many people still question to this day.

Thursday, October 24, 2013

The Halloween Poem

This is the true meaning of Halloween.
By Joshua Albarran

Every year, there's a spooky holiday on the 31st of October know as Halloween, its a celebration of dead, horror, those sweets candies and awesome costumes. If you are getting scared, then run out from this computer, but if you want the true story of Halloween, how about you read this poem and find it yourself. Boo!

Let me tell you a story on what Halloween's all about.
On the day where things are about to get spooky.
Kids wears costumes and say trick-or-treat to eat candy.
All the sweet treats make you hunger on your brains.

Zombies and Undertakers will come gravy from the dead.
Dracula will bite your ear just like Mike Tyson.
President Lincoln uses a wood-chop to kill vampires.
The Wicked Witch rides her broom to find your shoe.

Ghosts and spirits will hunted you scare inside the mansion.
The Bat becomes a man and the joke is on The Joker.
The Great Pumpkin rises up and wants to eat your children.
Look out Sandy, storms and gusty winds turn into Frankenstorm.

Don't believe aliens exists, well think again.
It's like the Nightmare Before Christmas, but more darker.
Halloween is about and always a celebration of horror and death.
But more than all, it's about costumes and candies.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

A Day In School

By Josh Albarran

High-school teacher Laura Mayer in the classroom of New York City's P721M in Houston Street.
Every year in the fall, young people (preschoolers, teenagers and college kids) went back to the place that we love to learn for our future. To all schools across the nation and around the world, this is a poem where everyone spent a day in school.

It's rise and shine on this weekday morning.
Kids gearing up, eating their breakfast and go out to school.
The place that we love to learn.

Everyone went to their favorite classes.
Giving your teacher an apple or something to give and return.
Doing classwork and just having fun with your friends.

When you're in the class, you must follow the teacher's lesson.
Kids come here to get education between now and the future.
Show your work and earn some credit to yourself.

We learn to have success, not failure.
Respect to everyone in school that we trust.
Everyone love to gave fun in school to enjoy.

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

The Road to Kick-off

By Joshua Albarran - September 4, 2013

MetLife Stadium the home of Super Bowl XLVIII as the NFL kick-off its 94th season on Thursday, September 5, 2013.

In the spirit of the 2013 NFL season on Thursday, Sept. 5 as the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens face the Denver Broncos. So with that, I dedicated this poem to all football fans around the world who had waited for months to see the game they loved.

When a Super Bowl champion is crowded.
The football season conduces and the fans are waited for a new football season.
The game in which football fans loved went silent.
And they were asked "We Want Football!"

For seven-long months, there was no football.
By that time, new players were selected in the draft lottery.
Some of great names in football were either retired by off-season or returned for a new season.
And the fans were asked "We Want Football!"

Training camps were open, fantasy drafts were opened.
Season tickets were opened for all 32 teams.
And the fans were asked "We Want Football!"

Players come out to the field, coaches were making plays.
With all the fun, drama and action to the game.
And with all football fans enjoying the game it watching from stadiums to television sets.
The fans were asked "We Got Football."