Best Waist Poems


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I have so many jeans that I can wear.
They lie inside a box upon my floor;
in every color there I have a pair.
With pants galore, I could not want for more!

I don't take time to sift through all those clothes
when I am in a rush and getting dressed.
Nor do I have the time to stand and pose
before my mirror to see which looks the best.

The "Zanadi," flare-legged, and faded blue
I grab with very little hesitation.
From Asia, straight to Walmart, ( and it's true)
they always fit (Oh, joy, less complication).

And when those darn things feel a bit too tight,
I diet till they hug my hips just right!

By Andrea Dietrich 
For Nette onclaud's Contest:
"It's In The Jeans"

Premium Member Going To Waist

Soda, ice cream, chips and pizza
I love the way they taste
But every time I bring some home
They end up going to waist
My wife screams are you eating again
You’d better heed my warning
I said, no, I’ve only eaten once
But I started early this morning
There’s something wrong with you
The way you eat your meals with such haste
I guess I’m in a hurry to get rid of the food
Because I know it’s going to waist
Don’t sit there eating everything in sight
And smiling trying to act so coy
You’re the only person I know gets a greeting card
From the Pillsbury dough boy
Sorry if my eating habits seem to make you cry
I’ll slow down and only over eat on days that end in Y.
Not funny, not funny she said
Her face as red as a beet
When I asked her to check if my socks matched
Because I couldn’t see my feet
Another day in Paradise
To the dinner table I raced
I guess that all that food she made
Will soon be going to waist.

If

If
By Byron Juno

If women MUST die
Then Atieno would die first
If children were to forage
Then Atieno's would forage forever
If women were to walk necked 
Then Atieno's would walk throughout the year
If women were to trade their honeypot
Then Atieno's would donate hers
If women were after money not
Then Atieno would be not
If women were to sell their daughters
Then Atieno would sell to a merchant

The woman from the far away land
The woman with less embarrassments
The woman The woman The woman
Whose legs are loose for a walk
Whose waist never tire
Whose joints are ever green
Whose body children is yummy!
Whose body children say is tender
Whose body children say is fresh
Whose lips has tasted all drinks
Whose eyes have not only seen death
Whose back has sweated on all beds
Whose legs have wiped all door mats
Whose scent even cactus knows
Whose farms lie fallow 

             Atieno the generous woman
             Generous woman who never says NO

Who will guide our young girls?
Who will show our girls the right way?

But she says;
Her husband is jobless
Her husband is ever seated
Her husband is ever sleeping
He wants first born treatments

Atieno! Will you not be buried 
On the right side of your husband's house?
Will your husband not be the first
To throw black soil in your grave?
Will your husband not say
 you were a good woman?
Will your husband not allow mourners 
In his compound?
© Juno Byron  Create an image from this poem.


I'D Love To

I'd love 
to hold your palms
but i don't know
would you

I'd love
to fall in love
but i don't know
where are you

how can
the eye miss
what it never
saw

there's a place
that i really
don't know

be my
portable home
come on
let's go

with your heart
in my chest
who needs
a compass

with my arms
around your
waist
sure wouldn't
want to haste

let the eye
caress
blind me with
that almost
enough excess

let the palms
make love
purity is
witnessed
from up above

let the lips hug
a scene that
will make haters
from defeat
shrug

will never be
there
with my arms around
your waist
i sure wanna go
nowhere

can't you see
with you in
my sights
I've arrived
with your heart
in my chest
we've survived

destination was
just an alibi
to have you by
my side
the road is no one's
friend
it's just a ride
every man writes
his own end

some pack
some write a letter
to send

every man writes
his own end

tamer hossam 
Copyright © tamer hossam | Year Posted 2020

Corsets My Waist

Corsets My Waist
In my corset I 
Feel thin and lean
My waist is constricted
Without any pain

Down to a 22 from 
A  26 inch waist
Inch by inch as I
 am tightly laced

Around my body it
Is snug and warm
Squeezing firmly like
A silk stalking glove

It Defines the curves,
 smoothes out lumps,
Especially if you have
Junk in your trunk

Reshaping my form
And reducing my waist
Creating an illusion of 
the perfect barbie frame

I Walk proud and I
Stand tall this corset
 I wear Is the cause
 of it all

I glow with radiance 
And sex appeal
causing not just men
but the girls to stare

So next time you see
A perfect ten stroll bye
 you might find yourself
Staring because you are
 mesmerized

 if this happens  don’t
 hesitate to tell her she
 looks good with a 
Corseted waist

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Now here you are 
with yours tightly laced,

as you stroll by..
you feel the eyes
 focus on your waist....

what will they say about about you?

Premium Member Waist Deep In Rock

I'm a man of musical taste
With Classic Rock I'm very well placed
     It's just the thrill of it all
     Guitar solo's enthral
But the Brandy plays havoc with my waist








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Pround Pound Cake and Waist Line Sieging

Was A Proud Pound Cake

Pound bread was splendid;
Was so sad that it ended;
Bring more I adore.

My poetry writing's reason
Is because it is the season
Doom I don't like a legion
My waist line it is sieging.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

Triangle Waist Anagram

In order to work as a PRESSER, one must REPRESS fatigue.

Waist-High Sunk

When you release the 
words, your curled fingers 
burst into flame.

It was an ancient filth, 
a bird fighting in the mud- 
house of quote-unquote.

Someone navigated 
over the bald heads to find 
a landing place for a cuckoo.

Between real and fiction, 
you cannot write a hymn 
in praise of satan, called god.

I am done with the darkness 
all around, and rip open 
the wall to let in the jupiter.


Satish Verma

Premium Member Wasteline

Cal Flitter dumps litter in haste,
Ms Witherspoon savors the taste
  of fast food, she'll throw
  trash out her window.
Cal or Reese are just bad for the waste.


Written 23 Nov 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Waist Deep

Wadding through the waterways
collecting all the victims
one by one
as the day turns to night
I see my task has only begun
for all tales that were spun 
I see now are all true
the animal I see is what's left of man
in this country of plenty they went without
in this of land of milk and honey
they went without food or assistance of money
the storm stripped away their pride
took away their homes
but it was man who took away the families
and spread them across this land
we made them strangers in a strange land
and for that we must repay
give them their due
and dedict to them their own special day

Found Fat On My Waist

Found Fat On My Waist

Found fat on my waist,
From eating done with much haste,
Sure did love each taste. 

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

Thin Waist

She felt horrible both inside and outside 
Her anger gathered with years of age
Her loose belly, the epicenter of her appearance tried hard to hide from the mirrors 
Avoided hard the laughing ears
But all in vain, for the whispering spears
Stabbed her anywhere she appeared 

Maybe its the raveling inside that caused the most pain
Her mind and her heart had lost the equilibrium 
Dull harmony and null happiness occupied the space
Sour with each new dawn
Suspended from the shameful branches of life

Shape Style Poetry: Waist Is Too Large

O
Waist is too large
 government charge
  get on the scale
but don't holler and wail
'cause the Diet Police
   plan to devise 
 gonna put us in jail 
 unless we ex-er-cise !

                           Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Embarrassment

Last week, I walked up to a woman,
My arms encircling her un-notified waist,
After stiffly pointing out to some man
His not- funny miscalculations from childish haste…

Only yesterday was trailing after another woman in hilarity
Over her hip-describing shorts
And a not-tall one for a charity, 
My eyes her high-heeled shoes giving teasing shots.

All these: grudge-unleashing embarrassment
And in even kangaroo courts, a harassment;
A boulder-large embarrassment, an embrace by the insane
Sincerely acting one’s old acquaintance,
To surely leave one in palpable pain
A creditor for his money breathing open threats of disturbance.

Embarrassment is that a woman could kill for,
Of her gross belittling, exceedingly sure ;
Some wives proceeding on hunger strike
Until the sadists their husbands join them to dislike.

Squarely, a pitying of self while wallowing in shame,
A never ever feeling the same
With a shovelful of agitation
For the deliberate intimidation,
Sufferers carelessly freeing the lock to Violent Reaction
On the spot, denied the Shock Absorber for humorless action.

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