Black Tie Poems - Poems about Black Tie

It was the pinging of the phone that awoke him. He noticed it was half four in the morning. Nothing good happened at half four in the morning. He ignored it and tried to go back to sleep. The phone was insistent and made its anger known by pinging again. The message read. HE DIDN'T MAKE IT. There were many ways you...

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I’ll never understand it When an invitation states “Black tie.” Who cares what’s worn When everybody celebrates? If guests must follow certain rules About the way to dress, It’s taking out excitement And replacing it with stress. Of course, a bride and groom must have Their vision for their day And over certain choices Their decisions should hold sway. But there should be some trust In what their...

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Diamonds can be of stunning glittering white, I own one and it's a blue sapphire I admire; it doesn't cost more than a Ferrari or a Rolex watch, I bought it after drinking half bottle of scotch! I wore it once at a black tie gala and I got noticed many times; are diamonds, villas, cars, and watches the...

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Yes, I do have a black tie he said He showed up with it stuck to his head His wife was not classy Her gown was quite trashy They were escorted to the flower bed The next couple was luckier than that They brought along a dog and a cat hidden in their coats Were put onto tugboats Tossed out to sea past the...

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A "Black Tie" affair Comes with a warning It begins debonair But ends in the mourning...

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I say to you good fellow if you do it do it well trash all your morals and send them to hell chase anothers woman cherish her fantasies make her feel like she's the only human bath her in attention perform so well and receive a honorable mention don't daly or delay for you have a message to relay dress top notch at any chance a...

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