Short Rita Poems
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Rita
There once was a cat they called Rita
Whose best friend was named Manuelita
One day they played cards
Rita won…wasn’t hard
‘Cause Rita was really a “chee-tah”.
Rita Rudner said, “I don't plan to age gracefully
Just have face-lifts till my ears meet, collaboratively”
That made me cackle
Things started to waggle
Was seen sucking on a sucker occasionally
There was a young woman named Rit-a
who married herself a big cheat-a
When all's said and done
she found out she's one
does not need a man to complete -ha
written may 13 th,2013 for contest 5 Minute Challenge
sponsored by Russell Sivey
Chased mercilessly
over well- worn tar
palpable loss pushes
a sable brush
dunked in dread
a furious deluge
of fear
oozes out
blackens every inch
of familiar landscape
what if’s
eat through
the still static blue horizon
making a meal
of unborn dreams
slaked only by
hastily grabbed
history
coupled with
ragged spirits
that desperately
haul hope north
safe haven
on strange soil
still dark hours
away
i dated a girl
name katrina
she came in to my life
i didn't wanna meet her
she became my wife
destroyed everyting
i had
left me without shelter for
nites oh boy i was sad
we got divorce
and um
i was lost
trying to revive my love
and trust
if i only knew
what i had
i meets rita
she springs
a bound that only a fool
can trust
toss me a round
with out even being touch
you girls are beautiful
but full of destruction!
rose and yellow
pretty little flowers on
the lovely tree
***
special colours for
some lace peonies
flowers dance of love
***
the roses simply
are flowers inspiring
romance and love
***
a bouquet of beautiful
roses appealed to
the idea of a new season
***
a sublime woman
dreaming among some
amazing red flowers
***
an oustanding scenery
with purple sunset
and rose lake waters
@Rita Solis Radius. 20/2/2017. Flowers haïkus.
Let me tell you all about my friend Rita
She fell in love with a guy named Peter
He made his living as a panel beater
To Rita there wasn't a guy any sweeter
So Rita and Peter went into town one day
Happened to meet Sue along the way
Both of them asked if she was okay
Fair to middling is what she did say
Peter was a cheater and had a roving eye
If ladies were about he certainly wasn't shy
When Rita found out she started to cry
All she could say was why Peter why