Best Fling Poems

A delight for female eyes was his gorgeous face and strong physique;
His dark eyes lured them in, but his kisses left them spellbound.
The beauty of his skin could but briefly hide his fickle heart.

One summer he met at last the woman who could claim his...

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Steamy sultry night
Stars and lovers hearts ablaze
Midnight encounter


Copyright © 2009   Lena “Lolita” Townsend



Inspired by Abe Lopez ~ Haiku Seasons Contest...

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Risotto with shrimp and peas
Grilled romaine with pears
Lemon rolls with raspberry jam
Crisp Sauvignon Blanc
Strawberry –Rhubarb Pie
A warm breeze
Friends!...

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You fling words
with the same concern
as skimming stones
offhandedly 
and
unenlightened 
not once
recognizing 
the escalating consequences 
upon the delicate ecosystems 
of the human psyche...

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"Spring drew on...and a greenness grew over those brown beds, which, freshening daily, suggested the thought that Hope traversed them at night, and left each morning brighter traces of her steps." —Charlotte Brontë


Spring heeds His voice,
Prepared to rejoice…

Spring showers wash away each fear,
Singing light across...

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Our love was fleeting, like a cloudy moon,
and when it ended, I kept asking why
you stole my heart, then said goodbye so soon.
I lose myself in memories and cry.
You said you cared, but clearly that's a lie,
and if I ask to talk, you only sigh.
So...

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SPRING WINTER FLING


yet still winter
But there're some warm days
Still, it's winter


seen robins in trees
climate mild
temperature high 
	

2/22/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Lune Poetry Type
3/5/3 Words Count
5/3/5 Syllable Count...

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Spring Fling


In the midst of the instinct to mate
she went sniffing around for a date
and once on the scent
all her energy spent
succumbed to spring’s arduous fate


John G. Lawless
3/4/2015

submitted to – Spring Forward – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Debbie Guzzi...

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Mother rams with baby lambs
for greener grass are hunting.
Mama cows spy mama sows
with piglets softly grunting.

Creature ma’ams are joined by dams
whose baby colts start snorting!
Calves and colts and pigs like dolts
in meadows are cavorting.

March 10, 2021
for Eve Roper's Nursery Rhyme Poetry Contest
(I learned a new...

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She was having a fling with the elves
     She would catch them alone by themselves  
Then behind Santa’s back
She would hit the old sack
     She was lining them up by the twelves...

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The decrepit Winter door drudges open drearily,
			And with it, delivers a deluge of drunken delight--
			Soft succulent sapphire skies violate my visions,
			I stand suffused with muse and mystery in moiety;
			A masked man in vast lands of vivacious vehicles,
			Each infusing ineffable idyllic ideas into my mind;
			Black and...

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Jack And Sue's Fling In Park

Jack wanted to hit the ball with Sue
Though his bat was small he liked to woo
Sue liked long fly balls
Ones that hit the walls
When Jack took his swing Sue played it through

5/15/23
Funny, Bawdy or Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Tania Kitchin...

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a scent on the dew
a trilling of horny frogs….		
		                 tadpoles in the mud

©5/9/2022...

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putrid air
pressing down
hot and wet
heavy weight
on my head,
my shoulders
hard to breathe
muddled thoughts
stooped body,
stupid mind
dripping brow
stinging eyes
tasting salt
on my lips
dragging feet
slow to speak
languished heart
beating slow
awkward thoughts
start to grow
timid touch
on moist grass
swirling clouds
high above
dripping rain
gentle tears
through soft hair
on my face
rainbow smile
now aglow

07/31/16...

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I saw a Pterodactyl  on the wing.
And thought, “Isn't that the craziest thing?”
It then swooped down upon me,
put its talons upon me.
Asking, “Sailor, are you up for a fling?”

I nodded, yes. What else could I do?
So then up, up and away we flew.
We dove and...

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