Best Ric Poems


Premium Member 'tender Invite - Wilma - Ric

Your eyes a tender invite
Sensual moments ignite
Your devotion pure delight 

Can’t wait for tonight... 



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Premium Member Well Worth Waiting In

All afternoon I waited in at my house for you
But you didn’t show up and the air turned blue!

Called the servicing and maintenance department  …
‘Didn’t turn up’ today was my loud lament!

Eric the engineer will be here, but it wont’ be until tomorrow
Four on the dot I’ve been promised or I’ll give him sorrow!

Getting agitated, as I’ve had to take more time off work
He better arrive today … I’m ready to strangle the jerk!

I waited and waited and he still didn’t show
Just phoned again they said sorry Eric’s very slow!

Keeping my temper was a VERY hard thing for me
Let’s make a firm appointment for tomorrow at three

My nerves were frayed I was getting annoyed
Now the doorbell rings, I am really overjoyed!

Opening the door and I see Eric is standing there
Pecs like a bodybuilder… all I could do was stare!

Quickly I invite him inside to try and fix my cooker
Really glad he’s arrived, as Eric’s a real good looker 

‘Sorry’ Eric says but I must call back later with a spare part
Then you can cook me dinner - I think I’ve captured Eric’s heart!

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My Lips Touched Your Lips

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Chernobyl Gases

Hearts irradiated gasp
Neutrons scatter at the clasp
Architecture crumbles heaven
Kremlin scrambles level seven
Xeric tissue lacks retention
RNs wilting for Roentgen

Ric-Sic: Wanred

Michael didn't blush as Ric did
when he told his mom a lie,
but Ric's face turned a pale color,
more pallid than a scary ghost...
as he attemped to get some sun!

So Fun To Be a Kid

twix and kitkats 
saturday morning cartoon breakfast
1981 sibling pajama party
70s baby vibrations

looking forward to the next big beach trip of '82
snaggletoothed sunshine day with a high of 51 degrees
frankie smith still dominating my mind like bip bop bam alakazam
soul train afternoon pre autumn leaves pile jump

staring into space smiling later in the day
summit bar in hand....body buddies aftertaste
am radio station taking me on a fantastic voyage experienced a year ago
6pm on my mind....a guy named ric flair in my head
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Precipice


Please step away from the cliff edge 
Really, we need to talk, come sit by me
Eric, we‘ve been through difficult times, but
Can’t you see, jumping won’t solve anything
I‘ll admit, I’ve been at rock bottom myself
Perhaps that’s why I came up here today
I considered ending it all, but then I saw you
Come and hug me son, I miss your dad so much
Everyone encounters grief, we must be open and honest

Premium Member Mr T Interviewed On Letterman

I'm a very impatient guy
I'm squeezing this little ball
It really makes me mad
My middle name is period, last name T 

I'm a full-time bodyguard
Secretarial work is out
I look from this to the potential
Inventory of unrealised dreams

Intelligent mining
Intelligent transportation
The energy internet
Flexible electronics

Intelligent vehicle technology
Classical music with Johnny Greenwood
Canadian studies 
Ric Flair's biography   

We watch the international football
My Chinese brother-in-law 
Gets excited when England's opposition
Have a chance to score

What's that about
I'm 
Squeezing 
This little ball

So Optimistic

Have a great birthday, Brother Ric, 
Positive thinking makes success; 
An outlook so optimistic 
Learns from failure to gain chances. 

Topic: Birthday of Ricardo S. Edrosolam (March 14)

Picture Me At Ease (Angel of Sadness)

Picture me at ease 
Think of me enjoying one last breeze 
The characteristics in my personality 
so hard to please 
Saturday mornings it’s Ric D’s 
Another mother 
trying to feed her family from her knees 
It’s all good in your eyesight 
But you and I 
were born to stand on the other side of right 
And I can’t reach for heaven 
For the statistics say I’m only five, seven 
I just want you to picture me at ease 
Think of me enjoying one last breeze 
Fact is after the hugs, kisses, and unfortunate risk 
Yes my dreams will shatter 
The past is made 
yet the future remains a broken pattern 
My only token is plastic leather, “Plather” 
I’ll be here, therefore and after 
Someone to grasp you, embrace your tears 
But picture me at ease 
Just think of me enjoying one last breeze 
And it’s the same depressing song 
That keeps us stretching past the wrong 
Smiles and guilt trips 
cause we are only stressing to live long 
Better yet it’s a blessing to rest at home 
My can tin’s filled with nothing 
My palms is blistered, my misery telling me to toughen 
I’m living to die 
So I don’t often bother with breathing 
Nonsense is adolescents teething 
But picture me at ease 
Think of me enjoying one last breeze

Premium Member The Poetry Club

He enters looking bedraggled, tired and worn out, his skin like Vellum, blank and pale. Lifting his eyes to catch their gaze he gives a slight nod to acknowledge their presence. He scans the room as he would a poem, looking for an Indent that leads to a quiet corner. A half-lit light casts a shadow on the flock wallpaper, (ink stained)! He sits hidden from view, away from plagiaristic eyes. Head in hand scribbling while listening for a new word. A muse sings, emanating an un-heard Beat that guides his rhythm while searching for that elusive vowel.  On the floor a scattering of pencil shavings and broken lead... frustration at the loss of an adjective, the Half-Rhyme squeezes like a tourniquet on the brain...
Frustration runs high as Enjambment slips off the stage and gathers in reflective pools. The Lady Pastoral reads an Elegy to the passing of Sir Rondeau Redouble, he lead a very lonely life, ascending and then diminishing becoming less Didactic, the Footle holds a Lantern for the loss, while the Limerick found it quite humorous. 
At the bar a Stanza of poets gather, disciples of Villanelle, and regale of their latest triumphs in Womans Quarterly. The Epulaeryu's compare their Diamante while eating their babba ghanoosh. At the pool table the movers and shakers decant opinions on the latest 'form' something to do with A.E.I.O.U...Acrostic looks it up and down looking puzzled, Blank Verse remains silent. They dissect, analyse the entrails, the faint hearted look a little Grook. The atmosphere is tense, Verbs drift like dust in the light, causing confusion, they mop their brows with a tired Senryu, the Haiku has little to say on the matter...
A Quintain of intellectuals quietly sit, the Sicilian sipping slim line Monoku's ( no ice ) hoping for a Couplet before the end of the night. On a stool sits the barfly spilling his Bio over the counter top exposing an Ode-ious life, (Metaphorically speaking). On stage the hottest group in town, Chant Royal and the Syllables...singing their latest Sestina, the notes drift across the room resting on the floor, congealing into a Poet-tree fountain, they feel at home as the last act MC McWhirtle enthrals with his Ballad, the barman Ric Tameter calls time, the evening is a Rap, the club is Epic...

Median Prochore Productions presents

Mince Munseun and Anais Zonte' Dider
Of "Soothing Grooves"  Used the
"Audacity Fix" to thrash
The Nepheliums with there manager
Dick Maddox

"Bassy" "The Axe"  Kualmurphy
Lucked up with a win over
"Minnesota " Enos Eyecandy

"Spiteful"Spike Soothinjour won
Over the Wolves of Winnipeg
Using a full Nelson to make
Criss Jaw bone submitt
Soothenjours partner sat at
Ringside muzzled and chained
Due to the stipulation, making it
One against to.

"Triffling" Tripe Gulbouis v.s.
Brudda  Hollis Bindwinder
Never materialized as Tripe
Was attracts before the bell and
And thrown into the audience
Where four masked men
Bested him. Boxer " Humper" Ric Dais
and wrestler Valdise Ortega came to
His aid. They grabbed the mask of
One of the masked quads revealing
Big Basil Bandez, causing a near riot
As Bandez is a member of the
Championship committee.

The main event saw
Newcomer Kip "Pretty Boy" Hossendale
Beat Contenders Champion Chatt Steamboat
In a. Scientific bout that had the fans on
There feet. Hossendale wins the title.

Invisible Contagion

epulse
I-nvisible
C-ontagion

R-ightfully
O-bliterating
G-ruesome
E-pidemic's
R-abid

D-isease
O-nce
R-isk
O-f
P-andemic
A-pplies
N-astiness

Topic: Birthday of Ric Roger D. Doropan (April 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Never Wrote An Acrostic Before

Never Wrote An Acrostic Before

In response to acrostic about Ric.

R-ealized that God is who I believe;
I-nterlude from Him would receive;
C-harmed by Him who does relieve.

A-bundance of love from God obtain;
R-ain outside falls on  soil and grain;
C-aste upon my nebulus native soil;
E-nergy had been used to till and toil;
N-ow that from God is much to gain
A-lways allured by what will remain;
L-ove forever like sweet sugar cane.

Jim Horn

My first Acrostic and hope it was not too
caustic coming from someone who may 
be agnostic and do run a test that appears
to be diagnostic.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

Sky in my Pocket

S             K            Y

 in my pocket holds 
                                   eu 
    
PHO
                                            ric elves who 

forgot they need to plant 
pumpkins and peas

s               ~           K         ~             y
                                                           Y
                                                              y
 in my pocket lets 
                                     l    o 
                                              O 
                                                   s   E
coloured clouds
landing on 
your lap of 
                                    aloe aloneness 

sky in my pocket weaves 
                                     wings on acorn ankles
reminding I can swiftly fly to
                                  macadamia mountains high 

sky in my pocket sighs 
                                   sunlight, then rains crystal
tropical tears into our empty bucket
                                   to quench a thirsty 
                                           Love

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