Old Man Rick

Old Man Rick

A Poem by Mr. Morgenstern
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A funny old man.

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Old man Rick living on across the lake 
used to sit and gripe when the crops were ripe.
With ears the size of Jupiter and a nose of a steak,
All the people in town used to stare at the stripe.

What stripe you ask? Oh but the one on his chest.
He bore no shirt with his old ragged overalls.
The hair that could be seen from absence of vest
shouted out in the wind none but all calls. 

How chest hair can whistle is yet another question,
but doing so while forming a stripe is none but strange.
He would sit on his chair and call out a simple suggestion,
and it was none other than Obama's usage of change!

Old man Rick always sat on his porch,
His great wrinkled mouth like a brand new torch.


 

© 2011 Mr. Morgenstern


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amazing description of the grumpy-old-man I think everyone sees in their neighbourhood

Posted 13 Years Ago


I really enjoyed this write.
Wonderful rhyme scheme and flow.

Posted 13 Years Ago


the imagery and descriptions were right on target a very good write :) actually loved it

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on January 19, 2011
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