Short Roger Poems

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Premium Member Roger Joseph Ebert

Roger Joseph Ebert on film judging was an expert so, upon his review would he give two thumbs up to my clerihew
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Roger

I knew of a man named Roger
He was my neighbour's lodger
I heard he was leaving
He was caught thieving
Just like the Artful Dodger
Form: Limerick

Ghost Rider

Gulls Cry brings Ghost Rider Pirates shimmer Jolly Roger flies Mist unfurls sails Empty decks Forever More
sea
Form: Ninette

Roger and the Rats

Raging Rats Rush & Race,
Rippling, Rustling & Restless.
Rooted Roger Rocks in Relief
Reckon Rats Rambled to Rill.
Ripples of Rivulet,
Rapsody of Raindrops,
Resounding Roar of Relief
Roger Rejoicing

Roger Rabbit

Roger rabbit ran as fast as he could
Moving merrily 
Jumping joyfully
Around and around.

Searching solely for Jessica rabbit
Late lost in time
Suddenly seeing she was not what she seemed
Pretty prim pompous Jessica was a witch
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Rogering Roger

The gals are besotted with Roger,
he's famed for the size of his todger,
they pay for his time
(he charges a dime) -
he's ninety but not an old codger.

No need of Viagra in force
as Roger's ancestors were Norse
(and vikings were known
for getting a bone) -
his resume says, 'Intercourse.'
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Our Black Hole

I
Roger Dean at a South African college
And team, caught our singularity
The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity
Does not apply here, physics' knowledge

II
Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way
There is so much outside of usual gravity
Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris
One of these swallows all light, passers by!
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Roger, Over and Out

Federer’s retiring,
He finally announced.
He hasn’t played in ages, but
The newshounds, they all pounced.

A classy player, through and through,
He ranks up with the best,
To which his many titles
And his sponsors will attest.

It wasn’t a surprise for fans
And yet the message sent
Is that, in tennis circles,
There is something to lament.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Good Night Soupers

Good night ladies and gentlemen 
I’m ready to sleep and dream again
My silk bonnet on my head again
Ceiling fan going strong my friend

Good night hope you sleep long
But if you’re in another time zone 
Then enjoy your morning or noon
May your day be pleasantly consumed

And if you’re looking for a test
Enter my Prince Roger Nelson contest 
This time I’ll have more winners and 
You can be one so take a chance
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Roger

[Creditation: I must thank Jan for reintroducing me To that delightful word... ‘Todger’ in her ‘Bawdy Limerick’]
My landlady’s sexually keen She’s also a little obscene She called me her todger I said you mean lodger And she said I know what I mean She gave me a wink and she said You could pay this week’s rent in my bed Her offer was real So I made her squeal My rent is now three months ahead
Form: Limerick

Roger Carvis

R-eal lover of art and literature 
O-ver the years, that creates
G-enuine and original ideas 
E-xpressed through highly dedicated works 
R-evering the value of writing as a form of expression.

C-onstantly promoting originality and forbids 
A-ny kind of vicious imitation.
R-everberating the spirit of 
V-aluing the sanctity of the 
I-deas of others, so real 
S-elf esteem and sense of ownership will be achieved. 
 
September 14, 2022
Form: Acrostic

Our Black Hole

I
Roger Deane at a South African college
And team, caught our singularity
The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity
Does not apply here, physics' knowledge

II
Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way
There is so much outside of usual gravity
Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris
One of these swallows all light, passers by!

NOTE: I like to think of black Holes as great recyclers & cleaners. That found in our Galaxy is named Sagittarius star
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Old Roger

Old Roger is dead and gone to his grave,
Hum,ha! gone to his grave.

They planted an apple tree over his head,
Hum,ha ! over his head.

The apples grew ripe and ready to drop,
Hum,ha ! ready to drop.

There came a high wind and blew them all off,
Hum,ha ! blew them all off.

There came an old woman to pick them all up,
Hum,ha ! pick them all up.

Old Roger got up and gave her a knock,
Hum,ha ! gave her a knock.

Which made the old woman go hipperty hop,
Hum,ha ! hipperty hop.

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