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Best Saggy Poems

Below are the all-time best Saggy poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of saggy poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member The Ugly Beauty Queen
Your ass is slightly enlarged
Your hips are somewhat wide
You have wrinkles all over your thighs
You eyes they droop 
Crows feet shoot me dead
With your dreary...

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Categories: saggy, angel, beauty, love, poets,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Corona - Revised a Lot
There’s a thing called Corona that’s going around,
and the yakety-yak of it’s bringing folks down,
for it’s not like some circus that’s coming to town!
If you...

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Categories: saggy, sick,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Coming of Age
The years have flown by,
Without me realising of all
That I have been missing out in our world
The years, with the speed of light,
Have brought me...

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Categories: saggy, age, health,
Form: Free verse
The Thing About a Scarf
The thing about a scarf is that
I know just how to buy one
But I don’t do it often ‘cause
I’m clueless how to tie one.

My friends...

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Categories: saggy, clothes,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Some People Live the Same Day Every Day
Some people are bored.
I am not.
Some people live the same day every day.
I don’t.
Some people never change their opinions.
I do.
Some people have not picked up...

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Categories: saggy, introspection, life, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Troy and Trinity
Learning disabled, hopelessly unemployed
Troy can't write the address for his next interview.
Warehouse stock, 331 Tiffany Street, in the Bronx.
His girlfriend, Trinity, also unemployed,
with one child...

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Categories: saggy, angel, baby, city, education,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frosty
Let me tell about a snowman, Ole Frosty
He needs a facelift that's way too costly
Coal eyes are covered by saggy eyelids 
And a dimple chin...

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Categories: saggy, funny,
Form: Clerihew
Unpaved Road
Winter has blemished my skin 
leaving deep wounds inside 
there is still no sign of spring
but joy was overflowing within.

I took an afternoon stroll along...

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Categories: saggy, adventure, art, community, nature,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Noseglasses
When my arms weren’t so long
Scruffy hairs on my ears
Puffy bags round my eyes
Saggy skin ‘neath my chin
And things close weren’t as clear
It was time...

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© Mark Elam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: saggy, age, children, love,
Form: Sestina
Shady Sadie
Just a saggy-sad dumbfounded Basset Hound
Got claimed at the doggone-it lost puppy pound
Just hangin' out now and nosing around
Waiting for my supper to get back...

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Categories: saggy, pets, life, life,
Form: Monorhyme
Hard Lessons Before Cgi
It happened many years ago, just after World War ll.
When I was just a little girl with lots to see and do.
A visit to my...

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Categories: saggy, dark, death, sad, scary,
Form: Dramatic Verse
My Shoes
I've walked with them for hundreds of miles,
across the towns and countryside. They've
carried dust, sand, mud and nails.

People have seen me walking with them;
seeing my...

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Categories: saggy, history, imagery, life, me,
Form: Narrative
My Beauty
MY BEAUTY
Piece by piece
I will remove them
I will undo them now.
I will undress now
Like the stripper you wish me to be
I will throw them at...

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Categories: saggy, satire, beauty, beauty, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Glory Days
He oozed charm, this aging lothario.
Gallantry was his middle name.
Yet, he lived in the past
in the glory days of football wins
and cheerleaders…
denying his saggy abdomen
blind...

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Categories: saggy, caregiving, daughter, father, introspection,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member While Its Yours
Is it fair that youth is beauty
That the best we can ever be
Is before we are twenty three
Why can't a wrinkle be sexy
Who says grey...

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Categories: saggy, age, funny, humor, life,
Form: Rhyme

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