Long Ravi Poems

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The Feel

Written March 11, 2013


Slide like a snake through the weather vane
Squirm like a worm through your weathered veins
How it makes me feel
How it makes me feel
All the s*** I'll steal

Drink from the heart of an amulet
Drown in the wonders of percocet
You make me act the way I do
You turn me outside in from me to you
What you make me do

Sink in the pit of a past regret
So do you like the bitter taste yet
How I'll follow suit
In high speed pursuits
With a hundred proof

Gone is Ravi and the ways of the days
When sex came before foreplay
How it made me feel
To hear the sound so loud and the kids so proud
To relive those days

This bird has flown
This rubber soul won't heal
How it made me feel.
How it made me feel.
How it made me feel.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member My cousin Marion's 70th birthday party

Today is the eighth of August and it’s a very special day
Family and friends are here to celebrate Marion's birthday 
She's a loving mother to her children and grandchildren too
Gardening and reading books are what she loves to do.

And there are many celebrities sharing Marion's birth year
Danny Boyle, Ravi Shanker, Tom Hanks, and Carrie Fisher 
Andy Garcia ,Sue Barker, Theresa May, and Bryan Cranston
Along with La Toya Jackson, Sebastian Coe, and Mel Gibson.

In that year, some musical events made the headline news 
Elvis sang “Heartbreak Hotel”, Guy Mitchell "Singing The Blues"
“Roll Over Beethoven” was a hit for the legendary Chuck Berry
Little Richard came on the scene with his hit “Long Tall Sally”.

Johnny Cash’s “I walk The Line”, "Que Sera Sera" by Doris Day
It was the start of the Rock 'n' Roll era that was here to stay 
Other news was Prince Rainer 111 married actress Grace Kelly
It was the first ever royal wedding that was broadcast on telly.

Lugano in Switzerland held the first Eurovision song contest
Swiss singer lys Assiaslloll "Refrain" won, it was voted the best
The clean air act was introduced to combat industrial smog
No more walking about getting lost in that thick 'pea super' fog.

A polio epidemic erupted in Ireland and Cork was badly affected
Up and down the country it raged young and old were infected. 
The first ever working video recorder was introduced by Amplex
It had a state- of- the -art recording system called Quadruplex.

Queen Elizabeth 11 opened Calder Hall at Sellafield in Cumbria 
The first commercial power station that was powered by nuclear
General Electric introduced the world's first "Snooze Alarm" clock
An extra ten minutes in bed diminished the 'rise and shine' shock 

But the eighth of August was one of the most notable events
Teresa and Luke welcomed Marion and became proud parents
Years later Bernadette and Luke were born adding to the family 
Now they're all proud parents themselves and living life happily.

Happy occasions become fond memories and with you they stay 
You'll reflect on them often and like a movie in your mind play
Celebrating with your family and friends makes it a perfect day
So, enjoy and make some memories on Marion's special birthday.
Form: Rhyme

A Crown and a Lazy

A Crown And A Lazy


It is a country of fame and wealth
rains and sun blessed 
the land and with water and grains
the king of that land is lazy
and too lazy to swallow to his food
maidens and servants do all 
for the wages and for their life
no pains and worries to him,
up to the occurance of invassion 
he doesn't care about the enemy's arrival
he spent his hours with wine and women
the enemy entered and defeat his crown
put that lazy in to a cell with a chain
even in the last minute of punishment
his mouth stands closed
cause he felt difficult to open
the nem man sentenced the old,
to hang him for death




Sakthi Ravi Chandran

Banana skin of spin Saffa Nirvana and Indian Manana


So where do we begin

The din of Indian chagrin

Subcontinent cardinal sin 

Forgot how to play spin

Incontinent rot no Ashwin

Saffas got under their skin!


So no Mo Shami or Ishant Sharma

Double whammy now not so jammy


What about Obama calmer karma

Back from Kolpak leader of pack

Is it Heaven or E17 got a stack

Right armer & mockney charmer


Winning grinning skinning spinning attack

Slaying & flaying while playing Simon Says

Avenge those tears from 10 years ago..revenge

Wicket farmer yep cheers Essex’s Mr Harmer


Remember Temba inspired fired the ember

First place won the race for the WTC mace

Dream team scheme everyone a member

And even without their gilded pace ace


No KG Rabada in the Saffa Jaffa Gaffer speed larder

Need 2 metre maneater Marco like Rafa to try harder


Latest greatest tyro narco pyro in the stellar fella Armada

Sneaky hoarder Marco Polo or cheeky marauder Hans Solo 

Tip top tourer run scorer tall all thriller no filler..Torquemada 

Raw pure southpaw land of the other hand flotilla of Jansen

Saffa’s new slick quick pillar..serial killer like Charles Manson


Let’s end where we did begin..Indian cupboard is rather bare

One savvy Ravi left.. bereft one pace pair with flair through the air

No Ashwin through thick & thin.. slipped on banana skin of spin

Another bish bash bosh whitewash after that Kiwi yippee nirvana

Can still hear the din within of that chagrin at the mandarins sins

Ire..greats retire entire empire on funeral pyre fire - Sinara it's Manana!

Premium Member Reaching the Sky

The words of my prayers, wings obtained and

Reached the sky* 

As 

The selfishness of my feelings has helped them

To soar up high!



© Demetrios Trifiatis
   22 FEBRUARY 2015





*NOTE: Dear friends, my poem “REACHING THE SKY” was posted on the 22 February 2015, It has received the comments bellow but, unfortunately, the poem was deleted so I repost it for the record! Of course anyone wishing to comment is welcome! Thank you all for your comments!

Comments received:

David Meade Date: 2/22/2015 3:55:00 PM 
“With groans and sighs, our prayers ascend to the sky, to one who longs to hear and respond. Lovey dear friend. 7” 

Eve Roper Date: 2/22/2015 1:00:00 PM 
“I sure enjoy your daily inspiring writes. Love this beautiful prayer. Blessings dear friend”
 
Ravi Sathasivam Date: 2/22/2015 7:37:00 AM 
“Excellent prayer. Penned well. Tfs” 

JAN ALLISON Date: 2/22/2015 7:29:00 AM 
“Such a beautiful prayer Demetrios:-) Hugs Jan xx” 

 Anne Lise Andresen Date: 2/22/2015 6:30:00 AM – 
“Beautiful prayer my friend Demetrios ! (a 7) - I wish you a lovely Sunday - hugs // Anne-Lise :)”

 Kim Patrice Nunez Date: 2/22/2015 4:49:00 AM 
“Reading one from you has become a daily part of Soup experience, sire. Again, I was not disappointed. May all our prayers be answered. Smiles all the way from the thousand isles. :D Kim”
 
Eileen Manassian Date: 2/22/2015 3:55:00 AM 
“Lovely prayer....Happy Sunday, my dear poet. Sending love...”

Amolkumar Udarwar Date: 2/22/2015 1:59:00 AM 
“Ur pen has sky as the limit...sir ..hugs Amol”
Form: Epigram


Premium Member - Fight With Blood and Tears -

The world so breezy
Everything seems so creepy
Hiding in the corners of fear
Lose attitude and pride with tears

All the beautiful dreams we had at night
what's the point since you never will fight
Pain builds mountain inside of me, all I see is blood
Screaming shouting og endless echos behind a flood

We all know that everything has gone wrong
I can not even explain with a poem or a sad song
Stop the carousel it makes me sick and strange
Our beautiful nature in negative change














  12.08.2017
- Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
- Copyright © All Rights Reserved 

- Thoughts after reading: Ravi Sathasivam - Poem: "Global warming" -
Form: Rhyme

Is Ashwin the Indian Don of Spin

Where do you begin with Ravichandran Ashwin...intellectual impresario

Red ball romeo... conceptual maestro..the Kingpin of spin..leather lothario

Perpetual taunting...teasing..bubbling cerebral cauldron formenting..haunting

Troubling.. flaunting...tormenting..vaunting..fermenting..pleasing

Luminosity...but another one of the band of badger brothers

Reeks of unique chic tweak at its peak

Bare faced cheek of genius geek cavorting

Discerning pastor preaching while yearning for learning 

More about turning…..curiosity pique...sleek sporting freak

Mythical master of disaster..have many if any been reaching 500 wickets faster

Viral spirals about this sage despite his age still taking centre stage

Batters like budgies trapped in a gilded cage

As though he had planned to grandstand the Ravinchand bandstand brand...stealing the back page

Revolution masquerading as evolution...cogitating...searching for a solution

Ruminating..problems to fix with his swag bag of tricks..spinning absolution

Precision physician with constant revision...each edition

A new rendition.. high jinks with winks.. and nods to tradition

Wondering...that furrowed brow..pondering how

Career of seams caressed with finger finesse ... architect..engineer without peer…

Can't debunk the magic funk…just respect from a Test tragic monk

Scientist enthrall..sorcerer gall...still one of us...the best of us all.

So hold your head high Ravichandran..still don't know why you were so often the fall guy

Fans vicarious view..our meme..you part of our team...daring to dream..your art of derring do

Iconic booty of noble probes…lush lullabies...strobes lapping global lobes

Sagacious..loquacious oratory...the tonic...fruity frolic

Fresh from laboratory duty..bodacious bucolic beauty

Even naysayers can't deny they relish that conjuring charm from your cherished right arm.

Let's zoom to the elephant in the room...is Ashwin the don of Indian spin

With the skill and will to top the bill and still pip Anil?

Kumble also a defiant giant on whom they were so reliant

Hot to trot just not as savvy as Ravi

The Don's got the lot..takes number one spot

Wealth of stealth...doyen among men..but never ever about himself

He loves cricket just for the cricket itself..zen then..
Form: Rhyme

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