Best Betty Poems


Premium Member Betty Boop From Beirut

Have a good friend
Here on the Soup
Affectionately known as
Betty Boop from Beirut

A talented lady
Emotionally charged
This sweetest of sweethearts
By a margin quite large

Each day to the fullest
She expresses her love
Her passion for life
And the Man up above

My life's been enriched
Since meeting Miss Boop
So happy to have met her
Here on the Soup

It's not every day
We find such connection
With another soul
With such great affection

Have a good friend
Here on the Soup
Affectionately known as
Betty Boop from Beirut

© Jack Ellison 2013

Premium Member About Betty

She is not so much a kitten as a weather-vane 
studying stillness through quartered panes 

from a swollen sill while I’m at my desk, coding 
in silence, awaiting the turn of weather.

She leaps to my lap; invites my hand to collapse 
her coil, purring softly.  I can’t help but notice

the soothing sound of her notes; a timely breeze 
gently fluttering unfurled by the patient Monarch.


68 Words
5/24/17

Submitted for:  One of Five – Seventy Words or Less
Sponsored by:  Laura Loo

Premium Member Betty White Rip

*Image of Betty White by Pinterest.



Betty White RIP



Alas!
She Passed,

Betty,
Firstly,

Then White,
Finite,

Icon,
Like On,

TV,
Marquee,

AM,
FM,

Invest,
Her Best,

Female,
Prevail,

Guinness,
Booked As,

Premiere,
Career,

Shadows,
Gameshows,

Mary,
Murray,

Ted And,
Sue Ann,

High-Strung,
Sharp-Tongue,

Antics,
Frantics,

Leaven,
Seven,

Golden,
Stolen,

Bea, Rue,
Stan Too,

Miles And,
Nylund,

Fourth Gal,
Estelle,

Neighbor,
Failure,

Drop Dead,
She Did,

Gun Shot,
In Shock,

Hearts Race,
Shot Vase,

Herring,
War Scene,

Rose Tell,
Naught Well,

Funny,
Zany,

Skip Skit,
Lost It,

Girls Said,
And Begged,

Show Say,
No Way,

Were Told,
Too Gold,

Kitchen,
Sit Scene,

Bea's Chair,
Centered,

Her Face,
Priceless,

Patience,
Listens,

Blanche's,
Sex Phase,

Estelle's,
Regales,

Rose Talks,
Olaf's,

Both Shows,
Few Knows,

Actress,
Eldest,

Blonde Dyes,
Blue Hides,

Kids None,
Stepmom,

Ludden's,
Children,
(Alan Ludden's first marriage)



*RIP Betty White*
Betty White suffered a stroke six days earlier before dying in her sleep at her Brentwood, CA., home from cerebrovascular disease, (01/17/1922-12/31/2021) at 99.



2022 February 13
*1st Place*
A Strand (1073)
~~Brian Strand: Judged 2022 February 14
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.


The Tale of Betty Vautour

This is the tale of Betty Vautour 
Who took on a lover at age forty-four. 
Stormed out of the house 
With soft-spoken curse, 
In nightdress and slippers, 
Cosmetics and purse. 

What was she thinking? I'll never know. 
Into the arms of a drunkard named Joe, 
A no-good-for-nuthin, 
Unemployable bum, 
Who'd wash down a six pack 
With Seven Seas rum. 

And Darrell, poor Darrell, truck driver by trade, 
Delivering milk for the money he made. 
All for his family, 
Betty and kids, 
Keeping them clothed, 
And food in the fridge. 

When he asked her why, she did not hesitate. 
"There's only so much baloney I'll take. 
With you, there was no 
Matrimonial bliss. 
I got tired of watching 
Friends cuddle and kiss."
© Kim Mcadam  Create an image from this poem.

Betty White

She is the golden girl, Betty White
She states she has a two story house
For exercise she goes up and down
Hopefully she is not in a gown!

Coolest, wittiest lady, Betty White 
She states, you want to be a toughie?
 “Grow ******, they can take a pounding”
Her hilarious humor are outstanding!

Premium Member Betty Boops Beaver

Betty Boop’s Beaver

The brazen Billy Bailey,
could be such a bad bad boy.
One day he bopped a beaver 
who was busy working by the bay.
The beaver then bit Billy 
near the bottom of his butt.
The beaver’s big bright teeth,
left a big bright bleeding cut

Then poor bawling Billy Bailey,
was bouncing by the bay
Just as beautiful Betty Boop
was passing by his way
She said “It’s best not to bop beavers,
be a gentle boy instead.
Drop by my boudoir later
You can caress my beaver in my bed.”

December 12th 2020

For Eve Roper’s Alliteration contest


Premium Member Betty Booper

She’s a vixen without knowing it
Her big, wide eyes can tear men apart
And gals get jealous, but won’t admit
How Betty Boop’s poses rock the heart!
When she coos high, a blown skirt would lift
More tempting that Monroe’s photo shot;
Batting curled lashes like twilight feathers
As curvy hiplines would lightly slither.

Tired of fame, Betty changes her style
Wearing a hula to cover those knees
Oh fans start to ponder for a while,
How the red hair looks like a disease
With earrings gone, where’s the real profile?
A disguise which makes guy s whine, “Don’t tease!”
But the wind ruffles Boop’s grass costume
Revealing a gathered thigh in full bloom!


..........
Shadow Hamilton’s Comic Book Character
5/27/2015

Betty Boop

Sassy Betty Boop
Said: "Don't take away my boop-oop-a-doop."
Innocent sexuality caused male obsession.
Womanly charms had them lined up in succession.

Ready Betty

A gentleman came calling for Betty.
The house Madam said wait on the settee.
Betty came running down.
Tried to change the man's frown.
But she had been so busy already.

This is for the Bawdy limy contest, though not very bawdy.

Premium Member Betty White

Betty White
 an iconic delight
 a 'golden girl' in demand
 she makes it 'Hot in Cleveland'
                      ---
 12-3-2012
 Brevity Poetry Contest No More Than Six Lines
 Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Goodby Betty,Don'T Remember Me

My hands spade the shovel - spay the rooted grave.
Earth is impassive.  Why won’t life relent?
The silver blades south for the black plastic bag
swallowed by west winds, wrapped in a blanket
that is olive green.  Under the sun’s harrowing husk
I peel away the last bit of crust yet unpeeled.
Pink scab, raw, refusing to heal.  Dusk is dawn, hushed -
the garden takes back what the plate glass revealed.
There is no breeze now as I sit down to write
in my black plastic chair once taken from me
by a black plastic bag.  No peaceful leaves blow 
as I swallow remains of what remains of night
while the lumbering bough climbs down from a tree
and sees through the window a fragmented shadow.

Nun Betty On Trial

"In twenty four hours" after "dancing with the devil"
Begins the "lifting of my veil" you'll see I'm totally being level
"Silence is golden" was snickered when "my confession" was read
Head nun said, "look before you leap" but yet I ended up "in his bed"
Filled full of "tainted love" and "torment" that was "beyond belief"
Being a "sexy nun" I was "mystified", now full of "regret" and grief
If "Falsely imprisoned", I fear that I'll be "out of sight, out of mind"
I must "get it together" or else my "guardian angels" will leave me behind
"Choosing your fate" was taught in the convent, but I missed class that day
Swayed by a "roller coaster" of "sparkling kisses", that sadly led me astray
I'm "no longer asking" for these "false charms begone" on my behalf.
But for my other personality "Betty Boop", to be "freed", she is my other half.

~ Cecilia Macfarlane
~ 8/22/2013

Orginally  for contest:  'It's all in the Titles' contest. Using 10 or more of your own poem titles to create a poem

Now for the "Take Two" Poetry Contest of Nette Onclaud

Premium Member Betty the Cook

What a spectacle Betty was making
of herself in the kitchen while baking.
She kept tripping and falling.
Other cooks found it galling
all the dishes each day she kept breaking.

Today it’s much better she’s faring,
for the cause was made known for her erring.
Betty now feels relieved
that her boss is not peeved
since new spectacles she has been wearing!


(this has now been revised as a quintain for Joe maverick's contest.
If you happen to see the quintain version. I'm just curious to 
to know which seems more effective, this limerick version or the quintain form?)

Premium Member Cook Betty

The cooks in the restaurant found it appalling
how Betty messed up every pie she was baking
and how- from her tripping and falling -
dish after dish Cook Betty kept breaking.
What a spectacle of herself she was making!

Today, however, Betty is relieved
because of how much better she is faring.
All the other cooks are no longer peeved,
for Cook Betty has stopped all her erring
thanks to the new spectacles she's wearing!


(Revision of my previous post, which needed to be a quintain
 for Joe Maverick's Contest)

Dirty Betty the Horse of Cause

Did…I…. tell you my father had a horse?
This story is true, you know that, of cause
Well, one day, we found her, with her legs in the air
Chewing a pair of my dad’s old smelly underwear

The poor old nag had broke out in a sweat
The old fart decided to take her to the vet
So off they set off down the farm trail
She moved a little faster than a French escargot snail

At the end of the farm she began to bolt
For twenty meters like a young colt
They had reached Ascot where a horse race was about to start
And behind her she dragged my dad the old fart

It was not long before they were on the race track
With my father flapping like a half mask flag at the back
The gun sounded and the horses began to race
But all slowed down behind the old nag at a steady pace.

No matter now much the jockeys gave their horses the nudge
They wouldn’t take over, they wouldn’t budge
She eventually won 1st prize
And dad 2nd with a bruised pride
While dad lay there out of breath on the ground 
They presented him with a cheque of two thousand eight hundred pound

Later the vet told dad she would have never been beat
For the old nag surprisingly was on heat.

*A Horse is A Horse Of Course... Contest by Tirzah Conway*

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