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Irene Queen of Cats

 
Dearest Irene
Queen of Cats
Your dear Panagiota 
Will soon be back
Wait patiently Irene
And before too long
You'll hear her voice
Singing you a song
And she'll be dressed 
In her feather boa
With a spring in her step
Looking just as you know her
As you run to meet her 
You can't wait to greet her
She's the one you adore
Walking through the door
As you snuggle up 
together ~    
forevermore...

Written 9th November 2021 ~ for dear Irene QUEEN OF CATS ^~^ 
Panagiota's beloved cat ~ may they be reunited soon...

POEM OF THE DAY 10.11.21

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Irene Queen of Cats

IRENE ^~^ zzzzzzz...

Now my friend has a pussy called Irene
She is regal
She writes poetry
She is known as the Queen
Each day she eats salmon from a golden tureen
But one day last spring
A fat rat wandered in
Falling asleep on her golden tureen
And to her surprise whilst eating rat thighs
Irene found them deliciously lean 
low fat ~ if you know what I mean...
No more salmon or caviar she's addicted to rat
But not Ratatouille for that is too chewy 
Irene now eats a dish known as Rat-a-tat-tat
slowly cooked by my friend in a purple chef's hat...

12th February 2020

Ode to Irene ^~^ a most unusual cat...
                      

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Premium Member Irene My Mother and I

Irene....My Mother and I.

I cannot believe I am her daughter!
She always dressed in the very best taste.
Very little jewelry, conservative
dresses, no slacks, are you kidding?
A white-gloved perfect lady,she.

Hats she wore yes, exquisite ones.
Never a babushka on her coiffure.
Boots,too, my Mother loathed,
In those years, verily homely were they.
However,in platformed  heels, she was 
   true beauty in motion.
           
Panagiota, her daughter, the dreamer,
Thinks everyday day is Carnival in Rio!
And would wear a Samba outfit 
Right this day, if only she could!
Be a true Sambanista, bringing the joys
     of Brazil to your neighborhood.

Loves humongous earrings and necklaces.
People stare at her with strange faces.
And she is insane over shoes metallic.
With colorful gems upon them or
flowers, totally exotic.

Her dreams to be a Rockette, alas, if 
    only she could.
Quite the woman~ a legend in her own 
     mind!
Writing poetry, in an imaginary land
of her own making.

In her magenta robe, sparkling adornments 
    in her hair and gold MaryJane shoes, as dainty as flowers!
Writing her soul poems by the hours.
Cannot forget her paramours!

Listening to the music of Antonio Carlos
Jobim, total heaven!
Enjoying her freedom and ever so blessed!
A Princess~ ruling in a land all her own
      smiling with flowers.

Her hand, with the giant moonstone
ring from Peru,
Her passion for all things turquoise,
    jade or Santorini blue
Her head, never stuck in things practical.
Just flies in all directions,never pedantic.
Purely, romantic or totally magical.

Thus~ is her setting for writing poetry,
She cherishes your comments in this
    land of the free!
We roaming souls connecting by things so
    ecstatic~
This is so very joyous and totally 
     far from all things tragic.


Panagiota Romios
3/24/2019


Irene

she lingers awhile
her breath sways trees to and fro
clinging to power

Irene and Sandy

The zephyr winds hess as
Irene and Sandy proceed with vengeance
Halloween Sea witches venturing close to shore
In search of mortal men; revenge on the Eastern shores.

The course of true love never 
Quite runs smooth, as the old adage goes: quote

Hurricane Irene

Goodbye hurricane   
though you leave us without wrath 
bless those  in your path
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Queen Irene Speaks To Ann Gilmore

For Princess Ann Gilmore
    ~Across the Pond~

I wish I could meet Princess Ann! 
I just know she would like me.
My royal calico fur, my gentleness.
My kind green eyes, she’d see.

I was just resting on Mum’s chair!
Dreaming of shells, England and the sea.
Just once, I prayed just once, dear God.
Please allow me, lovely Princess Ann to see!

   

        ~Love, Queen Irene~


              3-16-2022

Free Style

This is just a freestyle poem
I really don't have much time
I love to sit and wonder 
I crack up every time I rhyme

all you have to do in life 
if you want to get ahead 
is beat your sister up the stairs
on the way to bed

when you start to take life too seriously
it's not fun to play anymore
everything's so serious
everyone is a bore.

I say we should all freestyle
maybe just for today
we don't know what you're thinking 
so what do you have to say?
© Robyn Cobb  Create an image from this poem.

Waiting Up For Irene

The night light burns,
Flickering candle in a 
Jar of clay. Shadows
Become rats running

And then forming a 
Circle of dance. I rub
My eyes in dis-belief.
It's gone 12. I should

Be in bed asleep. I am
Not. I am waiting up
For my sister Irene. I
Am tired. I am alone.

I am frightened. I feel
Like crying. Fearful.
I hear a key turn. It's
Irene. I am a child.

I go to sleep. Night!.

Irene Wairimu

I 
would 
realy 
call 
you 
wonderful
Realy? 
Beyond 
what 
words 
can 
tell
Everything 
about 
you 
is 
just 
amazing
Never 
understand 
what 
to 
say
Every 
minute 
i 
meet 
you

Would 
you 
mind 
if 
i 
called 
you 
beautiful?
As 
everything 
about 
you 
is 
lovely
I 
forever 
watch 
you 
from 
a 
distance
Reaching 
you 
a 
dream 
i 
forever 
dream
I 
have 
always 
kept 
in 
my 
heart
Memories 
of 
when 
i 
first 
met 
you
Under 
the 
golden 
morning 
rising 
sun

Irene

u bring me peace
yes your name means peace
in my time of trouble
i know i can rely on you baby
i love you more than life
and i'd rather share it with you.

Me & Irene

Since the day she was born
   It was love at first sight...
She would stretch
  With all of her might
To reach the sofa cushion
 To lay down next to her master.

Devotion,
  Obedience,
And love and affection,
 Nurtured a special bond
And the fulfillment 
 Of everlasting joy.

Her *****,
 Her personality,
Her spontaneity of idiosyncrasies...
 Nudging her ball with her nose,
Affectionate kisses, or even,
 Stepping on your toes
Just to let you know
 She is always there.

Jaunts along the sea wall,
 Swimming in the bay,
Walking down the street...
 Whatever I do,
Wherever I go,
 She is always there for me.

She's my best friend,
 Always and Forever1

Irene

in the absence of all reason
you become my reference
for absolute truth and objectivity
i'd never have known so much joy
and experienced so much love
if i hadn't met you
you are the foundation of my conception of love
i'd melt the snow on the peak of kilimanjaro
and bring the world to an end
just to let you know
how much i do
love you.

The Curious Case Of Lady Adler

The charming Lady Adler Irene;
Was strangely nowhere to be seen;
As revealed by this clear blanked out scene;  
Where those who knew her said she'd been,
Where oft she did appear.  


That splendid genius Sherlock Holmes;
For whom no mystery stayed unsolved;
Took up the case within a beat; 
As it transpired this curious feat,
Involved his very own sweet dear.


Now Holmes used every trick he knew;
He studied every minute clue;
Searched high and low to no avail;
There simply was no sign or trail,
To indicate what foul did play or who.


But dear Irene had not been taken;
She had in fact just been forsaken;
Her jealous Holmes would have decried; 
Her talent, should she ever have tried, 
To solve a case or two.


One assumed she changed her name to Ira;
Bought tickets to the Riviera;
With an Italian beau in tow; 
To crack the case of how Italians row,
To show her Holmes!


But Irene's path led not to Rome;
Her beauty lost on Sherlock Holmes;
Jamaica had seduced her mind;
She lost herself in Caribbean rhyme,
A rum filled hut now home.

Good Night Irene

The folks who name the hurricanes
Have scrapped the name Irene.
It seems a rather drastic step,
But really, it’s routine.

When hurricanes wreak havoc
And a lot of lives are lost,
The name’s removed forevermore
Because a line’s been crossed.

It’s happened many times before
For it just seems much kinder
To choose a brand new handle
That won’t be a sad reminder.

So next time in the alphabet
When they are up to “I,”
The namers of the hurricanes
Think “Irma” rates a try.

A name that’s linked with evil
Often vanishes from view –
Baby Adolph wouldn’t even get
A decent cootchie coo!

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