Best Flo Poems

For the rose without season is you
Light between stars shine through your soul
Ocean of kindness whispers your name
Joy resides in those beautiful eyes
Treasure trove,a friend to keep
Humbleness and Honesty your virtues
Open-hearted to all,expecting nothing in return
Mother and Wife who lives life for her beloveds
Admirable for...

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Go with the Flo, I've heard it said
Think I'm gonna give it a shot
What a sensual, passionate lady she is
Sure doesn't hide her plot

Always fires straight from the heart
Doesn't have ulterior motives
Whatever she's written is the way it is
No BS, no flowery emotive

Became attracted to...

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She passes the place
where I sit some mornings,
her slow, sure gait pads
a gentle elegance across
the grass carrying
just a hint of indifference.
Retired from racing, 
she has been adopted out.

She seems contained within
herself, ignoring the yappy terrier 
and the playful retriever 
that bounds towards her 
on her...

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This is a petition to convince dear Flo to return

It's just not the same without her

Hopefully I can convince 25 people to sign up

To make her aware how much she is missed

If you're one of those who badly want her back

Please respond to this petition...

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Gotta problem and nowhere to go.
Take a trip across the tracks and see old 
Flo.

She's not pretty and the only thing small 
about her is her feet.
But she's the best friend to every man she does meet.

If Mable aint able.
And your to drunk to get...

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With Flo and Charmaine

Our hearts will always remain
With both Flo and Charmaine;
When from us life does so drain,
Need poets like you to remove pain.

Jim Horn...

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Flo

I sure am sad to hear about this;
Am sure muchly Flo we may miss;
To my poems when you have went,
Don't let them make you ambivalent.

Poem so serene do want them to mean
In their message that may be in between
Laughter, longing and a desire to be
Comforted...

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Come join the three for another cheap, meaningless day in their lives
They consider themselves to be hip, part of the same sex marriage, Burly the 
husband, Flo and Mary the wives
Their day always starts at the breakfast table bashing  the males that exist 
They...

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Windy and her cousin Flo
Went down to the rodeo

The cows were walking on the moon
They hadn't seen the crack of noon

Floyd got his fiddle out
They danced the night away

I can't remember anything
I don't know what to say...

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(Limerick)


There once was a woman named  Flo 
Who did it by the way that you know 
She had a long nose 
And alligators in tow 
Who ate her nose and each of her toes! 


Dorian Petersen Potter 
aka ladydp2000 
copyright@2014 


September,07,2014...

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Im riding high on the wings of change, 
making a break from the same old same.

Shes a crimson dusk night and a blue sky morning. 
her touch turns me numb, 
she should come with a warning.

She brings traffic to stand stills and ships to stall,...

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There once was a girl named Flo
That every man wanted to know 
They went in for a while 
And came out with a smile
The girl was like St Nick's  Ho! Ho! Ho!...

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Oh Romeo, 
you gigolo,
you want my Flo, 
with you to go
to Westward Ho?
Good gracious - no!

So think of me, what miseree.
But would it be catastrophe?
Now let me see – it wouldn’t be!

So Romeo, 
be quick, not slow;
you take my Flo,
the so and so.
Away you go...

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Amiana was so very happy
When she finally got to go
For a wonderful visit to see
Her happy Grandma Flo

They both got right on the ball
Since many years had passed
Without any visits at all
Now the time was here at last

They first tried their luck
With a pizza they...

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She slept upon a bench,
Her snores annoyed a guy.
He told her to shut up,
And stabbed her in the eye. *

*A true story about an elderly bag lady, who was murdered at a local bus station....

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