Corpulent Poems - Poems about Corpulent

a corpulent pink frog hopped past chasing a fly they were soon joined by a pink and yellow butterfly Not now! Said Sir Chucky, an amateur magician. I am trying to learn a trick shown to me by an electrician....

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Grouchy blue corpulent cat knew where it was at She loved her girth, enjoyed her muscles and fat. Dancing to a square dance, she squashed many a gnat Enjoying his days, singing rat-a-tat-tat. ...

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I found a site on Etsy this morning that intrigues me an artist named Laurie Terrier creates women statues These are not skinny waisted women or Barbie doll shaped women These are corpulent, Rubenesque women Real women like this are often trying to hide Wearing dull blacks, tans, grays, and navy blues Not these CR women. They are flashy. Painted in a variety...

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Move Aphrodite the roly poly cherub and his kitty cat are on their way. Aphrodite was miffed, when Zeus spoke to her so roughly that April day. She hid in the waves and watched the corpulent cherub and his kitty fat. They were laughing and dancing, and she very much did not like that. She plotted to make their...

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She has the wisest lap in the whole blue sea, sending love round about. Drifters, sailors, and those who fall overboard readily seek her out We never knew her name, but her corpulent figure is mighty and fine. She has garnered an excellent reputation for helping all over time. I have heard that she is the best listener...

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