Hickey Poems - Poems about Hickey

A Doberman’s known to be picky With friends so to greet one is tricky To kiss is a bummer Undoubtedly dumber Is to sneak up and give one a hickey...

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In the society of barbies She took birth. Begging her mom to buy her a toy car, "Boys play with cars, you take a doll" At the age five Coming home after playing. "Why you play with boys? You are a girl, need to play among girls." At ten Saying 'bye' to him. "Why you talk with boys? They are bad"....

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Sue Hickey Bright shining light of intelligence, deep as the ocean blue, Suey was all of this, in the short time I was due, didn't whinge or complain, was loving through an through, suffered enough to make you insane, would do her best for you, always did her best too true... Don Johnson...

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Sue Hickey reminising In the land of the Kiwi where the sun forgets 2 shine, Sue had been cooking up some ole purple dyed cat mince, Home staggered a boyfriend and a Drongo glassy eyed, And hunger called a meeting, I’m convinced, The cat mince was a cooling on the table, tasty but unstable, It was a bit manky, im...

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He sported a new hickey I thought it rather icky Right there on his neck It made me a wreck To kill that girl is tricky Perhaps that is too dire Will fight fire with fire I’ll plaster her lips And wiggle my hips* Known to ignite desire Revenge, they say can be sweet Mine, a delectable treat Full body hickey Wasn’t too tricky Now, MY poor boy she...

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I knew of a guy called Dickey Whose life became rather tricky When he kissed the girls They left pretty burls Never showing us his hidden hickeys...

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