Hostess Poems - Poems about Hostess

Mayrine Mayrine such a wonderful scene Not just another Queen But a picture from which I'd gleen A happiness of the here after The eyes of an angel but fairy of awe No wings on her back but beauty without flaw I could only wish while the world would outlaw My love so imaginative the wonderful things it saw Mayrine Mayrine Such a beautiful scene at times you made me feel like...

Continue reading...

The hostess asked to see their proof That they’d received vaccines, For New York law requires it In their pre-seating screens. The women, Texas tourists, In a mean, entitled rage, Thought that violent behavior Was the best way to engage. The three attacked the hostess, In a frenzy, caught on tape, And without some intervention, She’d have not made her escape. The police were called, arrests...

Continue reading...

Come into my house, Sit anywhere you like. No, not at my table, No, not on my chair. Come into my house, Sit anywhere. I invited you, I opened up my home. Oh, I changed my mind, It is a vaulted tome. Sit anywhere. Come into my house, You really are not welcome. You are a phantom guest, And a sadly, unwanted...

Continue reading...

In a joyous praise of Spring’s embrace Comes a glorious, punctilious, Victorian ara With clothes of Cotton, satin, and lace to make our appearances look bright and fair. All that the sun shining ever brightly could give; I give unto you in joyous merriment today, gaiety for these festivities that will bring new life to the comforts...

Continue reading...

air hostess— her eyeliner's tail pointing towards the sky -kash poet(Kashinath Karmakar) http://www.dailyhaiku.org/haiku/2015-january-25...

Continue reading...

Hostess Twinkies Come to an End By Elton Camp But they are such a wholesome treat And Twinkies are just such fun to eat They are like shortcake on the outside The center a delicious mush does hide About 2012 the Mayans may be right And the end of the world is in sight A life without Twinkies many will hate How will we...

Continue reading...

. The yellow cream filled twinkie A frozen delight, Try eating it nice and cold; Tongue enveloping ...

Continue reading...