Best Hostess Poems
The Unhappy HostessCome into my house,
Sit anywhere you like.
No, not at my table,
No, not on my chair.
Come into my house,
Sit anywhere.
I invited you,
I opened up my home.
Oh, I changed my mind,
It is a vaulted tome.
Sit anywhere.
Come into my house,
You really are...
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Categories:
hostess, anti bullying, appreciation, cancer,
Form:
Free verse
Air Hostessair hostess—
her eyeliner's tail pointing
towards the sky
-kash poet(Kashinath Karmakar)
http://www.dailyhaiku.org/haiku/2015-january-25...
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Categories:
hostess, beauty,
Form:
Haiku
Hostess Twinkies. The yellow cream filled twinkie
A frozen delight,
Try eating it nice and cold;
...
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Categories:
hostess, food
Form:
Epulaeryu
Hostess Twinkies Come To An EndHostess Twinkies Come to an End
By Elton Camp
But they are such a wholesome treat
And Twinkies are just such fun to eat
They are like shortcake on the outside
The center a delicious mush does hide
About 2012 the Mayans may be right
And the end of the world is...
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Categories:
hostess, funny, may,
Form:
Rhyme
Hostess of a Joyous MakingIn a joyous praise of Spring’s embrace
Comes a glorious, punctilious, Victorian ara
With clothes of Cotton, satin, and lace
to make our appearances look bright and fair.
All that the sun shining ever brightly could give;
I give unto you in joyous merriment today,
gaiety...
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Categories:
hostess, seasons, sweet, together, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
The Dinner HostessMayrine Mayrine
such a wonderful scene
Not just another Queen
But a picture
from which I'd gleen
A happiness of
the here after
The eyes of an angel
but fairy of awe
No wings on her back
but beauty without flaw
I could only wish
while the world
would outlaw
My love so imaginative
the wonderful things
it saw
Mayrine...
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Categories:
hostess, adventure, cute love, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
The HostessThe hostess asked to see their proof
That they’d received vaccines,
For New York law requires it
In their pre-seating screens.
The women, Texas tourists,
In a mean, entitled rage,
Thought that violent behavior
Was the best way to engage.
The three attacked the hostess,
In a frenzy, caught on tape,
And without some...
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Categories:
hostess, anger,
Form:
Rhyme