Best Lolita Poems
Intangibles For "lolita"I am a man of simple taste
An island child
And talk to my neigbors face to face
Where lush trees beguile
Birds, not man.
I have seen trees smoking
In lime kiln fires
Just for crossing a man's desire.
I want more than ashes
Plumed
In the kaleidoscope of fire.
Here with dull keyboard
That...
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Categories:
lolita, friendship
Form:
Free verse
Rhymed Review On Lolita By Vladimir NabokovIn truth Clare Quilty
Was clearly guilty,
While humble Humbert Humbert
Was fervently pervert.
The issue to talk of
What told us Nabokov ?...
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Categories:
lolita, books,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
lolita, dog,
Form:
Acrostic
I Love You Even As You Are LolitaI love you even as
you are lolita.
So I pray you to be
immaculata.
I only hate your
tortoise change
from freeze to
range,so strange.
From dawning you
were my butter
and I, your
bread,everything
was better.
Happiness
accompany us to
everywhere.
At then, sadness
sees us nowhere.
At noon,I "praise"
your...
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Categories:
lolita, break up
Form:
Lyric
LolitaA tempting fabrication of imagination - not to be had
A simple answer to a burning question – not to be said
Through your eyes I see me as I want to be – not real
In my mind I see you as I want you to be...
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Categories:
lolita, love,
Form:
Quatrain
Lolita and the DevilLolita woke up in a sweat. She sat on the edge of the bed and began to cry. The pain in her face and heart was excruciatingly bad. Lolita grabbed hold the bed, and rocked back and forth. As the events from last night played...
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Categories:
lolita, abuse,
Form:
Bio
Setting Lolita FreeLolita is an endangered southern Orca being
held in captivity. Daily she is crying out
to her pod vainly.
For whenever she out in her tears,
her pod family is unable to hear.
Her keepers are not cruel to her.
And they are giving her the best of
physical care....
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Categories:
lolita, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form:
Ballad
''Lolita'': a Poetic Study In Seduction*(A lyric on the sweet seductions of a lovely, vampish nymph and man-eater named Lolita.).
With a body so fine and rare
like a lover who comes afresh
with a glow that's both sleek and fair;
and lovely in...
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Categories:
lolita, desire, evil, love, lust,
Form:
Lyric
Lolita Took Off
Jose went to find a senorita
On the way he stopped for fresh pita
Looked around the place
Saw a...
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Categories:
lolita, humor, lust,
Form:
Limerick
I lived the real life lolita.
save
I lived it only by sight
the criminal offered mine
...
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Categories:
lolita, adventure, appreciation, image, innocence,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Lolita & I Respond & ReplyLolita: William, Your words brought joy to me tonight as I read, I couldn't help but chuckle as
I heard them in my head! They touched me with so much laughter, I will be giggling ever
after! LOL Okay, so I wasn't very good at...
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Categories:
lolita, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
lolita, beauty, engagement, perspective, youth,
Form:
Than-Bauk
Pale Though Her Eyes: Vampire PoemVampire Poetry
Pale Though Her Eyes
by Michael R. Burch
Pale though her eyes,
her lips are scarlet
from drinking of blood,
this child, this harlot
born of the night
and her heart, of darkness,
evil incarnate
to dance so reckless,
dreaming of blood,
her fangs—white—baring,
revealing her lust,
and her eyes, pale, staring ...
Originally...
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Categories:
lolita, dark, death, desire, evil,
Form:
Verse
Lolita's LogicFrames of navy night sky sparkle, her glasses
Reminisce on stricter times, nineteen forty eight
A generation before Jimmy Hendrix liberation
Prior to gyrations...
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Categories:
lolita, age, america,
Form:
Free verse
Slippery When WetMeanWhile?
Joe and Bill
are on the Lolita express.
Drunk and stoned.
They are licking their lips,
laughing,
Lifting up her little flower dress.
She’s shaking, in fear
with tears, in her eyes,
Nowhere to run nowhere to hide,
She calls her mother’s name,
she’s only twelve,
going on eleven.
She’s in...
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Categories:
lolita, abuse, child, child abuse,
Form:
Narrative