Best Snip Poems


Premium Member Perhaps Her Hubby Should Have the Snip - Bawdy

A lady I met named Regina
Had a terribly slack v'gina
She said with great mirth
‘twas caused by childbirth -
She’d seventeen kids to remind her!

Fictional poem!!!

1/31/19

Snip, Snip, Clip, Clip

Sound scissors make,
each time they are 
opened and closed…

Snipping out and ad 
or clipping the hair…

Snip, snip, clip, clip…

By Sandra Lea Hoban
©2007

Snip Snip

UNSUPPORTED CODE Take the threads of my being.
weave them
wind them around and
entwine love in those knots
then snip snip
seize them apart
before the poison seeps in 
before the time takes away
what is sweet and what is mine UNSUPPORTED CODE


Premium Member Snip Snip

Forty years a surgeon
the finest in the land
Now he gets a shoddy watch
of inexpensive brand

Forty years he’d tolerated
laughter and derision
Just because he chose to
specialise in circumcision

But he just grinned and suffered
all the nasty jibes and quips
Because they didn’t know that
he had saved up all the tips

His wife however made a gift
for she knew how to stitch 
She’d made a leather wallet
out of all those willy bits

A wallet, is that all, he said
derision on his face
Just give it a rub she said
et voilà, a suitcase

Premium Member The Terrifying Snip-Snaw

Snip-snaw lambasted me today.
Misunderstood initially,
Practically undiscovered 
Until I remembered the stories of 
Some others.

Zeke and Sam’s horrible, vivid scary
Stories of unkind deeds the snip-snaw had
Caused them to do, against their 
Best judgement, immobilized me
To my bed for an extra hour, 
Weighted blanket over my head.

Terrified burgundy hair stood up notoriously tall.
Goosebumps on my scalp,
I felt uncomfortably threatened, as I
Shook louder than a twenty-eight year old
Unbalanced washer on spin.

Yes, snip-snaw happened to me today,
I will speak of it no more,
But it was even more terrible and
Horrifyingly scary as I had ever
Had the audacity to believe.

Premium Member Today - Snip Snip

TODAY
I trimmed my nose hairs
                                      …….Nuff said!!

John G. Lawless
1/15/2022


Snip

The scissors go snip
While the blood just drips
The tears drip drop
While the heels clip-clop
The mind races
While looking at their disappointed faces
© Ava Thomas  Create an image from this poem.

Death

O, Death! I curse you,
For you are impolite,
You don't knock before you get in.
Death, where is your pity?

Yesterday, you took my sister;
Today, you snatch my brother;
And tomorrow, you will take me.
Death, how like Samson you are!

Snip-snap, you've taken a zygote;
Snip-snap, you've eaten half-mature flesh;
Snip-snap, you've devoured an adult flesh;
Snip-snap, an old flesh is gone.

Have pity on this little child!

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