Short Eric Poems

Short Eric Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Eric by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Eric by length and keyword.


Eric 4

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Standing tight against the wall-
Illuminated by the sun.
Seems to me, that light of yours,
Is but it’s my shadow, 
That gives warmth.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


Eric Gemini

Get's hot when he skate's
Eric's his name
Mackin's his game
I wand him to teach me how 2 skate
Never did HE though
I still can't skate GREAT
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Premium Member Eric Patrick Clapton

Eric Patrick Clapton failed at being a sea captain great guitarist who started many bands and earned the sobriquet Slow Hand
Form: Clerihew

Eric 5

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You’re alive. 
But it seems at the same time,
Somewhere, there’s your grave. 
Dead. 
There are no crossing paths
And my writings, you will never read.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

To Eric Whitney

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Euthanised all.
Whole. 
Paralysed .
Things that don’t concern you,
I will throw. 
 
It’s you
I want to afford .
Wish clever nape
To my fingers to grant .
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


Eric 6

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Bow your head down Aries . 
Bend over.
Not out weakness,
Because  of love of yours.
 
Emphasize defiance
By containing an unbearable burden,
Not comprehended by anyone yet.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

From the Cycle Eric

Do you remember yourself, 
When were you ugly and real?
When was the order in the mind, 
before you put the order on the face?
What did you bring on after that? 
Where did the fading sun lead?
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric 8

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Hear me from the most of lower.
From the well.
From the ground under your foot.
From lowered fist  
And the chest pocket.
From the hands of her and yours,
Clasped to gather above the head.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric 9

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I know,
You need nothing .
You’ re alone ,
In the desert of winds and storms .
Exuding colors of bronze ,
And excite The lend of Egypt.
You are the stronghold of temples,
Mine, 
And Tombs.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric

In the remnants of the Soup, I discovered a spritE A gem of a poetic rhymeR Uses word-ski to skI Over the realm of melodious lyriC -puvi- (8/12/2015) word-ski : a newborn ;)
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Those That Dont Care For Poetry Eric

liking poetry
understanding poetry
is an essential in appreciating the world around us
It's one way to relate to each other in everyday conversation
It also helps us to focus, problem-solve 
and be our creative selves




(I am still working on this a bit)
Form: Haiku

Eric 11

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Sleep of one night
Was cut up into pieces 
As a celebration pie.
So much noise because of noise. 
It’s your fault I’m in a cold sweat,
That i get wet in the rain ,
That I’m freezing 
And admired the maiden Nan !
Cause it’s only your face 
I want to find.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric

Defending his home and country
On the altar of freedom
His young life was sacrificed

A Mother's despair
Is born with death
Never extinguished by words

Gallant service is recognized
Homage and praises arise
A name punched into stone

A mother is left with words,
Words of honor that cushion
The road from despair to rememberance

Eric

Defending his home, and country
on the altar of freedom
a sacrifice, his young life

A mother's despair
is born with death
never extinguished by words, they try

Gallantry is recognized
Homage and praises arise
Punched stone, finally bears his name

These words, a mother is left
Words of Honor, that cushion
the journey from despair to remembrance

8 Line Challenge For Eric Boddie

You say eight lines and they may rhyme,
If I were you lad I would see the sign,
You've got nothin' better to do with your day,
Go out young man and earn an honest day's pay,
Trivial matters like writing poetry
May get  you an audience of some notoriety,
But there's nothing like the sweat of your brow,
Lingering brain cells like yours we should not allow.
Form: Rhyme

I'M Eric Cartman's Father

(This is a fictional poem)

I became Eric Cartman's father after I slept with his mother.
She turned out to be a very lousy lover.
A paternity test showed Cartman's mom to be a hermaphrodite.
But I know for a fact that that's not right.
I was drinking booze when I went to South Park about ten years back.
I regret the experience because she's a whore on crack.
Form:

Eric 3

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I’ve been waiting so long
For these doors to open.
Beautiful night .
Reality, but 
Dream in a dream as well. 
 
Moon is close, down,
Can touch it 
As did Krishna. 
 
I’m swimming by walking,
Walking by the houses
Which are flying away. 
 
All because 
You want to believe someone ,
But you don’t .
And you keep whispering about it 
in my ear, again and again.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

To Eric Whitney 1

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What lies in this?
Are my ears betraying me? My eyes?
Is time betraying me that I have lived?
 
Crazy creation,
So noble while not young in vain,
At times, shouts the right words
In an ecumenical uproar.
 
For whom? For the self?
I would like to make the cut where you are,
Look into the insane eyes,
Not move a bit where others are raving,
And holding my awe, self-annihilate.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric 10

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Confess 
In pitch darkness
That your in love with me
Or as I did , to myself
That I’m good and sweet.
But in loneliness can see
Metamorphosis how intolerable and insane i am.
 
But for this  night
It doesn’t matter, 
Cause snuggled 
We are to gather .
Canvas and ghost ,
Take me up, higher.
We know how to fly
Let us scare them.
Blood and shadow.
Pain and the one
Who taking it away.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Eric My Chum Limerick of the Day

Eric my chum loved a limerick bum
                                      He took her to a theater of Tum
                                           She was a stringy bean
                                            Fell smack on his chin
                                And picked a guitar to strum a glum glum












    Eric my chum/Limerick Copyright© Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty 22 November 2014
Form: Limerick

Rest In Paradise Eric Toscano

Another innocent soul down

But this time it’s our own

Making us all say goodbye

Because he was shot down by a drive-by

We hear the the streets are at war

But we won’t take it to consideration until the one we love it out that door

We now have to face the truth and embrace

So we can work together to solve this case

Working together we can start promoting positive

To put an end to all the negative
© Nancy Phan  Create an image from this poem.
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