Best Twosome Poems


Premium Member A Twosome Rendezvous - Lyric

Brighten up my night 
Brighten up my day 
Brighten up your smile that makes me feel that way 
Come walk with me 
Don't run wild no more 
Just walk with me and hold my hand for evermore 

Just you and I a twosome rendezvous 
All alone the two of us, just me and you 
In Central Park in rainfall showers 
Holding hands and walking for hours 
The two of us, just me and you 
Just you and I, a twosome rendezvous 

If you hold my hand, then I will know 
That feelin' that I get, I love you so 
You'll brighten up my night 
You'll brighten up my day just right 
Baby, you'll make me feel just right 

Just you and I a twosome rendezvous 
All alone the two of us, just me and you 
In Central Park in rainfall showers 
Holding hands and walking for hours 
The two of us, just me and you 
Just you and I, a twosome rendezvous 



Songwriter's Challenge Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: John Hamilton 
6-22-2020

Premium Member Fire And Gasoline Twosome

"Watch out for these two! A disastrous inferno" - quote by poet.


    Talk about the definition of trouble!
 Two people tainted with potent toxicity.
 As if either of the two isn't bad enough.
  Such up-to-no-good partners in crime
 Walking down a crooked primrose path.

   Keep a sizeable distance from them!
   They're a fire and gasoline twosome;
 An oil and water combination, no doubt.
  Think of a Bonnie and Clyde dynamic.
      Think a film noir femme-fatale...

    And a malleable, meek private eye.
  Oh, the twisted mind games they play; 
 It's a constant game of one-upmanship
  And manipulation against one another.
   Did I mention they rob and kill, too?

Premium Member Racy Twosome

There once was a couple so gay
Who liked to get down and to play
Their giggles so naughty
At thoughts that were smutty
Loved flaunting all conduct risqué



AP: 3rd place 2025

Submitted on December 27, 2018 for contest BAWDY LIMERICK sponsored by TANIA KITCHIN  -  RANKED 3RD


Splintered Twosome

Lover each parted their mutual ways,
Tears for them cause misty sprays.
Cold grew them both,
Love amid them was now an old growth.

Years of tenderness love a garland weaved,
Away their love, parted hearts now bereaved,
Bereft them parted strained in love ,
Stripped of glow and devoid of heavenly grace from above.

Lover each parted their mutual ways,
Tears for them cause misty sprays.
Cold grew them both,
Love amid them was now an old growth.

As sorrow seeps across their face, 
the dew of the morn shuns the warmth of the day deface.

Lover each parted their mutual ways,
Tears for them cause misty sprays.
Cold grew them both,
Love amid them was now an old growth.

For  days to come both, they would grieve,
Make believe a straight face ,for all to deceive,
But deep within their hearts that broke,
A dim flame of emotions still lies awoke.

Lover each parted their mutual ways,
Tears for them cause misty sprays.
Cold grew them both,
Love amid them was now an old growth.

A score late were parted lovers to meet,
Wonder how they were to greet,
With frozen silence and tear dried face,
Wonder if those feelings could they erase.

Pain drenched brow would seem to show,
The wrinkles with pain the deeper that they grow.
Lover each parted their mutual ways,
Tears for them cause misty sprays.
Cold grew them both,
Love amid them was now an old growth.

Twosome

"The scent of your light 
envelopes all over and
spirits me away from here."

"And thus, I go with 
you; the sound of your shadow 
snatches me in this half light."
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.

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