Richard Poems - Poems about Richard

Somewhere, way out there I know of souls who grapple With the Big Questions The ones I only hear echos of. Here on Earth, in my little nest, I play parlor tricks of the mind Looking for emptiness And finding it winking back As everything and everyone. But I don’t fool myself Into thinking it is significant Or somehow adds anything To what a single...

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In AD 301, a Roman Emperor made a decree He fixed the price of food and clothes If you sold for higher, there was a death penalty If you hoarded those goods, your blood would flow. Since no one can manufacture below cost Sellers disobeyed the decree Mobs attacked them, lives were lost Not very smart of the citizenry. The emperor had to...

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there's no one around you see it's just me and cliff ear buds help cushion the volume my smartphone warns me it could damage my ears i put it at full volume it's 9:40pm and the family are asleep this could go on all night cliff said he was proud he never adopted a hedonistic rock and roll lifestyle and never...

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This time of year I'm fondly reminded of Richard the old guys playing chess on lakeshore drive watching the cities shoreline freeze over popcorn stands chestnuts warms the hands on state street the Irish river at a stand still as the center prepares for the giant douglas fir tree hawks perch on ledges as...

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your king speaks look there what say you ~ horses sire ~ too many tend to it vicar ~ golden rule stay in school claim and rule a kingdom ~ not a horse...

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It was a day that classic Doctor Who fans would certainly hate. We said goodbye to the man who starred as Captain Mike Yates. His death was even more sad because he died on Christmas Day. Millions of his fans have missed him ever since he passed away. People loved his performances and Richard Franklin was his name. Now that...

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Negatives - no distance or angle, reveals substance of the female, when projection of self pauses. Still image, no movement - luminance lost, no colour or life until viewed. Pensive, closed and defensive, tense and drawn in, settled - unsettled again. "Seated Woman, Umbrella" defined and labeled, seeking table, conversation enabled. As I flit in and out of view, a Schrödinger study - temporarily drawn as charcoal, inked to remain an outline. Equate me, bind with...

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I took a chance and made some calls, cause home Was on my mind. I knew late 2021 that things there Wern't going fine. Of the calls i made one was to this Guy, by the name of richard beks, editor of the spectator In Hamilton in which he airs his dregs..At first I thought He was alright, though maybe...

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What happened Richard? You used to be a nice guy. Now they call you Dick!...

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Convalescence of Richard McGeehan Spouse of my eldest sister marital bond fixed in place strong as mortise and tenon, he hales of hearty Irish stock genes of said septuagenarian analogous to pith and marrow wrought courtesy divine providence. At present aforementioned brother in law recuperating after orthopedic surgeon alleviated severe pain NOT linkedin to damaged, injured, and ossified rotator cuff as initially surmised, nevertheless temporarily forcing kinsman to become a...

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Richard denied a romantic relationship with his neighbor His mother found her lipstick mark and a sexy message on his bedroom mirror Glad now she had accidentally snooped in there...

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Richard Mcgeehan Poem Poetic license I employ to match inventive wisdom and witticism regarding (brother in law of mine husband of eldest sister of same) interspersing, initiating, incorporating fabrication whenever possible, and only the subject himself can discern fact from fiction and get a chuckle. Re: noun polymath and longtime resident of Woodbury, New Jersey story of his life constitutes real cinéma vérité depicting veteran jack of all trades, and adept...

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People are sad because of the death of Richard Moll. He was a talented actor who stood six feet eight tall. People will be liars if they say that he was short. Moll starred in all nine seasons of "Night Court". He starred twice in "The Dukes of Hazzard" as "Milo". For many people, his death was a devastating blow. In...

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"Associate Professor Emeritus Richard D. Slick, PhD" ahhh ohh not an ode to a once known dare i say friend but professor the hours i went and spent during office hours for his were not his but ours materialistic decisions & Lit at it's best best discussed face to face without traces of but one mistake made when others would enter and say: "Excuse me Doctor Slick" ... and with that that's when he would say, "Please, I'm not a M.A.S.H. surgeon or even general practitioner. Not a doctor. Just Dick Slick...

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When my cousin Lulu fell in love Richard was her king, the man of her dreams An angel, a saint, Christ-like, marvelous, fabulous, wonderful. The gushing compliments never ceased. They were saccharine, soapy, goo-goo gargantuous. She put all of her clothes in Richard’s closet, he was the top of the mark. Seven years later, Lulu is divorcing Richard, her king. Except now...

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