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Premium Member Rodger and His Lodger
There once was a young man called Rodger
Who’s very transfixed with his todger
From morning till night
He gets his delight
Now he shares his bed with his...

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Categories: lodger, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Warning - Don'T 'Rodger' the Lodger
Billy's found with the Swedish au pair
His wife caught them in bed – both were bare
Billy couldn’t dodge her -
She cut off of his todger...

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Categories: lodger, anger, betrayal, humorous, lust,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member At the Footbridge - Limerick Collaboration
At the footbridge Sue was meeting her beau
(He was married to a woman called Flo)
Sue soon found out his deception
She dismembered his ********
For his love...

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Categories: lodger, betrayal, body, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Happiness
There once was a young man called Rodger
Who's very transfixed with his todger
From morning till night
He gets his delight
Now he shares his bed with his...

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Categories: lodger, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Man In the Wilderness
Feeling like a lodger
In my own home
Thankful for my music
And my new found roam

Families and communities
They are just so hard to find
But in April 2009
I...

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Categories: lodger, computer-internet, education, family, friendship,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member And On the 7th Day He Rested - Bawdy
I heard of a fella named Roger
Who had the most ginormous todger
Guys envied his dong
(Twas twelve inches long)
Six widows now share Rodger lodger!

These widows don’t...

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Categories: lodger, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Roger
[Creditation: I must thank Jan for reintroducing me
To that delightful word... ‘Todger’ in her ‘Bawdy Limerick’]

My landlady’s sexually keen
She’s also a little obscene
She called me...

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Categories: lodger, humor,
Form: Limerick
Almost Gay Encounters
"How do you ease yourself?"
An older man once asked me
in a hotel lobby.
A strange thing to ask a teenager.
Later, on the Thames,
Douglas (a celebrated artistic...

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Categories: lodger, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member He's Bent
I feel terribly sorry for Rodger
He developed a kink in his todger
It looked such a sight
when bent to the right
that his poor wife ran off...

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Categories: lodger, body, for him, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Cockney Geezer
I was born within the sound of Bow bells in the east end of London, this makes me a true cockney, I own a cock...

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© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodger, england, humor, identity, london,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Janitor, Gardienne, Portero, Sereno, Hausgast -Xxxii Part Two
Unquotable quotes: The Janitor, Gardienne, Landlady, Housekeeper, Portero, Sereno and the Hausgast –XXXii Part Two

The duties of the Housekeeper in the U.K. par rapport au...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodger, dedication, destiny, devotion, good
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member He's Bent - Updated - Collaboration With Rob Bettridge
I feel terribly sorry for Rodger
He developed a kink in his todger
It looked such a sight
when bent to the right
that his poor wife ran off...

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Categories: lodger, body, humorous,
Form: Limerick
The Gambling Man
He is a bookies monkey,
A blackjack Joe,
A casino junkie,
A slot machine Moe,

He is a roulette Roger,
A double down Dave,
A betting shop lodger,
A gambling slave,

He is...

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Categories: lodger, funny, life, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member To a Person, They Say, Frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Poem: a Celle Que L'On Dit Froide
To the person, they call, frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine’s poem : A celle que l’on dit froide

(Poem written on September 5, 1889 at Aix-les-Bains,...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodger, emotions, woman,
Form: Quatrain
'hes Bent' - Updated Collaboration With Jan Allison
I feel terribly sorry for Rodger
He developed a kink in his todger
It looked such a sight
when bent to the right
that his poor wife ran off...

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Categories: lodger, humorous,
Form: Limerick

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