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Necktie Poems - Poems about Necktie


Premium MemberThe Necktie

N...Noose
E...Especially overrated
C...Choker with pendulum
K...Known nuisance to many men
T...Tolerated by status quo
I...It spells discomfort
E...Evil symbol

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Categories: necktie, change, dedication, encouraging, fashion,
Form: Acrostic

The Red Necktie

The red necktie 

He woke on the sofa, fully dressed
vaguely remembered an argument with a woman
He took a shower, made coffee
turned on the radio that told of a woman strangled
by a red necktie.
He paled under his fake tan; his tie was red, lost in
a brawl in a bar, did he? No, he was a friendly
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Categories: necktie, allusion, angst, color, devotion,
Form: Blank verse



Red Necktie Noose

aka Laugh-in Stock

Trump's tie hangs below his buckle
To advertise honey suckle?
But Trump's in the red
So no pronouns shed
Though it does make some folks chuckle!
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Categories: necktie, giggle,
Form: Limerick

Dangling Contemplation

What's a necktie 
dangling for?

     Too stiff, too thin 
     to be scarf, a bib 
     or an apron,

Too smooth to be 
a hankie,

     too short to be 
     a suicide noose
   
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Categories: necktie, age, analogy, anxiety, culture,
Form: Personification

Premium MemberHistory of the Necktie

The necktie was brought into play 
to keep your shirt clean every ay
but they got expensive
elaborate
too good to be bibs
too classy and designer, too costly
to eat with spare ribs.
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Categories: necktie, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse



Necktie

What's your necktie dangling for?
Too stiff, too thin to be a scarf,
a bib or an apron;

too smooth to be a hankie,
too short to be a suicide noose
to contemplate on!
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Categories: necktie, funny
Form: Tail-rhyme

Butcher's Dream Necktie

What is a necktie dangling for?
too stiff, too thin to be a scarf,
        a bibi or apron;

too smooth to be a good hankie,
 too short to be a suicide noose
       to contemplate on.

Psychologists say: It's boyscouts
   knot-tying habit or hangup
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Categories: necktie, parody
Form: Tail-rhyme

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