You have nothing to lose
Your people are poor
Recruiting young boys
Who are easy to lure
You have nothing to lose
You don’t value life
You’ll die for a cause
Leaving children and wife
You have nothing to lose
Your terrorists came
Destroying our buildings
Was truly insane
We have lots to lose
We don’t want to die
Or kill innocent people
Not knowing why
We have lots to lose
With hopes and dreams
Not sitting around
Plotting wicked schemes
You will never win
We’ll continue to fight
For as long as it takes
And with all of our might
By, Randee Saber 8/31/06
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Beautiful Women
Beautiful women
With golden tresses
Singing their songs
While in tight dresses
To sing country music
The blondes do rule
A pretty blonde singer
Her name is Jewel
Lady Gaga Gaga
Had bleached her hair
Her high school photos
Makes us aware
Hannah Montana
Wore a blonde wig
Now Miley Cyrus
Is doing this gig
Removing the wig
And tossing aside
Brown hair Miley
Is known worldwide
In cowboy hats
Men hide their hair
If grey or bald
No one will care
Some never remove
Their cowboy hat
They don’t look any
Better than that
Blonde country singers
Who’ve come along
Were given a chance
To sing us a song
By, Randee Saber 2/19/10
With golden tresses
Singing their songs
While in tight dresses
To sing country music
The blondes do rule
A pretty blonde singer
Her name is Jewel
Lady Gaga Gaga
Had bleached her hair
Her high school photos
Makes us aware
Hannah Montana
Wore a blonde wig
Now Miley Cyrus
Is doing this gig
Removing the wig
And tossing aside
Brown hair Miley
Is known worldwide
In cowboy hats
Men hide their hair
If grey or bald
No one will care
Some never remove
Their cowboy hat
They don’t look any
Better than that
Blonde country singers
Who’ve come along
Were given a chance
To sing us a song
By, Randee Saber 2/19/10
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
The telephone
When I was a just little girl
The telephone I used
It had a rotary dial
But I never got confused
The phone was big and heavy
And mounted to the wall
Plus no one ever owned it
That wasn’t done at all
As I was growing up
The phone did change a bit
A modern Princess phone
With a center dial that lit
Newer phones had buttons
You only had to touch
This made calling easier
We liked it very much
Phones could now be purchased
Your phone you wouldn't rent
The phones bought years ago
In the garbage they were sent
A telephone separation
No long cords did you need
That's because the cordless phone
To everywhere it could lead
Phones became programmable
Just enter the name and see
The person you want to call
Plus, there's also caller ID
Voice mail was a new feature
The answering machine is gone
But when I call a place for help
Their questions are a mile long
The pager you once carried
Would alert you to a call
But when the cell phone came
They were hardly used at all
The cell phone's very useful
Just text, no need to talk
You can even facetime
Don't drive, don't even walk
The phone is also used
For solicitors to call
Unless the person knows you
They won't answer it at all
By, Randee Saber 4/23/06 and revised 8/6/2019
The telephone I used
It had a rotary dial
But I never got confused
The phone was big and heavy
And mounted to the wall
Plus no one ever owned it
That wasn’t done at all
As I was growing up
The phone did change a bit
A modern Princess phone
With a center dial that lit
Newer phones had buttons
You only had to touch
This made calling easier
We liked it very much
Phones could now be purchased
Your phone you wouldn't rent
The phones bought years ago
In the garbage they were sent
A telephone separation
No long cords did you need
That's because the cordless phone
To everywhere it could lead
Phones became programmable
Just enter the name and see
The person you want to call
Plus, there's also caller ID
Voice mail was a new feature
The answering machine is gone
But when I call a place for help
Their questions are a mile long
The pager you once carried
Would alert you to a call
But when the cell phone came
They were hardly used at all
The cell phone's very useful
Just text, no need to talk
You can even facetime
Don't drive, don't even walk
The phone is also used
For solicitors to call
Unless the person knows you
They won't answer it at all
By, Randee Saber 4/23/06 and revised 8/6/2019
Monday, February 8, 2010
An aging rock star
I’m the lead singer
Who’s still in demand
With two musicians
From my first band
I’m in my sixties
And still have my voice
Hitting the high notes
I have no choice
A sell out crowd
Of every age
I hear them screaming
While I'm on stage
In the earlier years
Of our rock n’ roll band
Our wild behavior
Would get out of hand
But when I got older
I settled down
No drinking or drugs
Or fooling around
I raised a family
And they were aware
Their famous dad
With fans they’d share
And now my grandson
Has started a band
He wants to be famous
It's what he's planned
He used my name
To launch his career
He doesn't use drugs
He only drinks beer
A new generation
A grandson admired
The talent he has
From me he acquired
By, Randee Saber 2/8/10
Who’s still in demand
With two musicians
From my first band
I’m in my sixties
And still have my voice
Hitting the high notes
I have no choice
A sell out crowd
Of every age
I hear them screaming
While I'm on stage
In the earlier years
Of our rock n’ roll band
Our wild behavior
Would get out of hand
But when I got older
I settled down
No drinking or drugs
Or fooling around
I raised a family
And they were aware
Their famous dad
With fans they’d share
And now my grandson
Has started a band
He wants to be famous
It's what he's planned
He used my name
To launch his career
He doesn't use drugs
He only drinks beer
A new generation
A grandson admired
The talent he has
From me he acquired
By, Randee Saber 2/8/10
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Urban Cowboy
I’m an urban cowboy
A real city slicker
Never sat by a camp fire
Watching flames flicker
I’m an urban cowboy
No horse do I ride
Except for the horse
You put money inside
My white shirt is starched
My blue jeans are pressed
A big brass buckle
Is how I'm dressed
My snakeskin boots
Have a pointy toe
These cowboy boots
Aren’t worn in the snow
On top of my head
Is a tan cowboy hat
I watch what I eat
Cause a cowboy ain't fat
I’m an urban cowboy
This is what I wear
Everywhere I go
People will stare
By, Randee Saber 1/30/10
A real city slicker
Never sat by a camp fire
Watching flames flicker
I’m an urban cowboy
No horse do I ride
Except for the horse
You put money inside
My white shirt is starched
My blue jeans are pressed
A big brass buckle
Is how I'm dressed
My snakeskin boots
Have a pointy toe
These cowboy boots
Aren’t worn in the snow
On top of my head
Is a tan cowboy hat
I watch what I eat
Cause a cowboy ain't fat
I’m an urban cowboy
This is what I wear
Everywhere I go
People will stare
By, Randee Saber 1/30/10
Sunday, January 24, 2010
The second time around
They met again late in life
She was divorced
He just lost his wife
He was her high school beau
They dated two years
It was so long ago
They went to a singles dance
In search of friendship
And not romance
She saw him by the door
After graduation
She saw him no more
Was he still the love of her life
This sad and lonely man
Who just lost his wife
And then she waved to him
Bringing back memories
Of their high school gym
Anxious to be by her side
He crossed the room quickly
And then they both cried
She was pleasant and cute
And very funny
Each of them had lots of money
He was soft spoken and polite
To be with him
Was quite a delight
Their children soon became upset
About the money
They might not get
A husband who cared
For his dutiful wife
Until an illness claimed her life
Years after he fought in the war
She told her husband
She loved him no more
A second chance for an older pair
Another marriage
A new life to share
Either young or old or middle age
True love comes along
At any stage
By, Randee Saber 1/24/10
She was divorced
He just lost his wife
He was her high school beau
They dated two years
It was so long ago
They went to a singles dance
In search of friendship
And not romance
She saw him by the door
After graduation
She saw him no more
Was he still the love of her life
This sad and lonely man
Who just lost his wife
And then she waved to him
Bringing back memories
Of their high school gym
Anxious to be by her side
He crossed the room quickly
And then they both cried
She was pleasant and cute
And very funny
Each of them had lots of money
He was soft spoken and polite
To be with him
Was quite a delight
Their children soon became upset
About the money
They might not get
A husband who cared
For his dutiful wife
Until an illness claimed her life
Years after he fought in the war
She told her husband
She loved him no more
A second chance for an older pair
Another marriage
A new life to share
Either young or old or middle age
True love comes along
At any stage
By, Randee Saber 1/24/10
The fountain of youth
Face lifts
And tummy tucks
Each of these
Cost big bucks
Eye glasses
When rejected
Lasik gets your
Eyes corrected
Want more hair
Use Rogaine
Lap band to
Avoid weight gain
Hide the gray
Color hair
Buy some sexy
Underwear
From the fountain
Take a drink
You’re as young
As you think
By, Randee Saber 1/24/10
And tummy tucks
Each of these
Cost big bucks
Eye glasses
When rejected
Lasik gets your
Eyes corrected
Want more hair
Use Rogaine
Lap band to
Avoid weight gain
Hide the gray
Color hair
Buy some sexy
Underwear
From the fountain
Take a drink
You’re as young
As you think
By, Randee Saber 1/24/10
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