Long Richmond Poems

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I Feel So Little Send Me what you heard around the worlds said It is Good It feels Like Good Energy

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Categories: richmond, adventure, america, analogy, beauty, endurance, history, mystery,
Form: Free verse


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Eulogy For My Mother

Joyce Letitia Richmond-Solomon (A servant of God and a friend to man)

Every life has its seasons and God has created each individual for a purpose. Blessed and happy are those who discover their purpose and...

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Categories: richmond, bereavement, death, eulogy,
Form: Free verse
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Nature

Dear January.

I don't deny that there are days of beauty;
days of temperate tones and warm blue skies.
I don't think I'm confused; so allow me a bit of muse.

Perhaps it's me and my shortsightedness,
but when I'm...

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Categories: richmond, january, winter,
Form: Personification

Eva Nell

EVE NELL
BY

JOHN M. ARRIBAS

EVA NELL WAS A BEAUTIFUL BABY,  LATER A TEEN
A GORGEOUS WOMAN,  AS HAS EVER BEEN SEEN
COQUETTISH, CHARMING, WITH  INVITING SIGHS
SOME SAID THERE WAS EVIL BEHIND THOSE EYES
OF ALL THE...

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Categories: richmond, allegory, betrayal, dark, irony, muse, satire,
Form: Rhyme
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Golden Years In the Golden State

driving our kids west . . .
our past life vanishing in
the rear view mirror

I don’t recall many details about our move to California. My husband’s job had transferred him two states over to California where...

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Categories: richmond, life,
Form: Haibun


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Sunrise and Sunset

Sunrise and Sunset, by David Samuel Richmond 

Like an actor waiting for the curtains to part before the scene unfolds,
She waits below the dark horizon for her appointed time to appear.

The shades of pinkish gray,...

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Categories: richmond, nature, sunset,
Form: Free verse

Spring Rolls

I like my lies the way my mother used to make them. Wrapped up in spring roll pastry and thrown into the fryer. Served on a plate to a child who had nothing else to...

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Categories: richmond, addiction, angst, betrayal, childhood, dedication, drug, mom,
Form: Prose

The Barmaid and the Pedlar

There's an old English song called  All Jolly Fellows That Follow The PLow.  The tune works fine as is for the chorus and with the verses if the tune for the 3rd and...

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© Red Omara  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: richmond, happy, humorous, me, old, song, wife,
Form: Ballad

A Daughters Promise

I promise I would be a good girl when I go out into the world, I promise to stay out of trouble and return home in a hurry. I promised never to play in the...

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Categories: richmond, america, beautiful, culture, endurance, engagement, environment, history,
Form: Narrative

Englishman, Jackadandy, Spy

He made no move at all 
As the alarm clock went off. 
But ten minutes later, 
It was obvious he was awake. 
He lifted himself out of bed 
And went towards the bathroom.
He shaved himself...

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Categories: richmond, clothes, england, fashion, london, sleep, teacher, youth,
Form: Free verse

The Man That He Once Was, Part I

In better times, Anders Throne once was
a good husband and loving father,
married to his sweetheart, Rosie Smith,
who’d grown on the Chesapeake waters.

He worked as a lawyer, was well renowned,
had a little boy by the name...

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Categories: richmond, anger, character, faith, hurt, loss, sad, self,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

Ferret Legging

Ferret Legging
You never know what you’ll find on the net
Nothing much surprises me there and yet
I found a sport that takes no native skill
Just a strong pair of pants and a real strong will
Competitors’ trousers...

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Categories: richmond, animal, sports, drug,
Form: Rhyme

Memoirs and Battle Scars

Ernie was a hell raiser
A daredevil of sorts.
He was popular in school,
A natural at sports.

A kid in a candy store
Is the way Ernie felt.
All he had to do was smile,
And every girl would melt.

But he...

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Categories: richmond, love, wargirl, time,
Form: Rhyme

Something For Gregg

I was somewhere deep in Kansas,
  on a Triumph 69’

When your song came on the jukebox,
   and hit me from behind

I was headed for a bad place,
  and cared for nothing...

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Categories: richmond, brother,
Form: Rhyme

Something For Gregg

I was somewhere deep in Kansas,
on a Triumph 69’

When your song came on the jukebox,
and hit me from behind

I was headed for a bad place,
and cared for nothing much

When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: richmond, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme

Lost In the City

I was walking home from work about four thirty in the morn,
and was crossing o’er the railway line before the coming dawn,
when my foot slipped off the iron rail and I felt my ankle sprain,
then...

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Categories: richmond, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

Something For Gregg - repost

I was somewhere deep in Kansas
on a Triumph 69’
When your song came on the jukebox
and hit me from behind
I was headed for a bad place
and cared for nothing much
When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: richmond, tribute,
Form: Rhyme

Something For Gregg

I was somewhere deep in Kansas
on a Triumph 69’
When your song came on the jukebox
and hit me from behind
I was headed for a bad place
and cared for nothing much
When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: richmond, music, time, travel,
Form: Rhyme
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GNRT DAY 42 THE PLANNED AND UNPLANNED ON OUR WAY TO NEW HAMPSHIRE

On this road trip we make tentative plans as to the memories we’d like collected
but we often find the best memories are totally unexpected.

Take today for instance..
We planned to visit The Old Round Church in...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: richmond, travel,
Form: Rhyme

Exploding Airbags

Exploding Airbags

There you have it, another car user death reported in an accident..
Somewhere in Houston , Detroit a 17 Year old is the latest statistic...

As in any day, while being on the road, we risk...

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Categories: richmond, anxiety, car, community, education, family, imagination, scary,
Form: Free verse
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Homeless On One Stormy Night

Homeless On One Stormy Night


In the winter of 1984, I accepted a pastoral position in San Francisco.
The salary was not sufficient to live in the City by The Bay.  So I   ...

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Categories: richmond, adventure, august, faith, friendship, god, rain, storm,
Form: Narrative

When I Am Broke I Write a Poem

When I am broke
I write a poem
I make myself the hero
In my poem, nobody can stop me
Out, I hop from my S-Class Benz 
Into my waiting Lamborgini to my private airstrip
That car is sleek and...

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Categories: richmond, analogy, imagery, imagination,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Day trip to no where

2025.03.10
Victoria Labour public holiday.

I was playing the piano at the M Central,
For hours, every thing was fine,
Until I headed up and saw a line.
I then realised, many other people
Also wanted to play the musical instrument.
I...

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© C33 B66  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: richmond, happy, music, passion, places, sunshine, travel,
Form: Free verse
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Civil War II

Civil War II

Perhaps if civil war comes, it will be broken into scores of guerilla wars.  
This prolonged agony is a reason General Lee surrendered!

The division in America—2024

Once again, they’ll vote him in
Unfinished business...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: richmond, political,
Form: Rhyme

Miraculious Collection of a Big Mess

An Anonymous Hippotamus lived with zones which were erogenous,
Sent from Trump who is a mean old misogynist as well as a pragmatist,           Saying he should...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: richmond, allegory, analogy,
Form: I do not know?
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