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Sarong Poems - Poems about Sarong


Premium MemberIn a Sarong

Don't know how to handle this, sunshine all day long
Something's outta whack, something's definitely wrong
So far moister's been it
Weather's been quite unfit
For outdoor activity, though I sure look good in a sarong
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Categories: sarong, sunshine,
Form: Limerick

Sarong

seamless
Tahitian beauty tantalizes
in a sarong
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Categories: sarong, art, beauty,
Form: Haiku



Sarong

Dancing silk skins tease
Supple hips sway in a breeze
     Wild eyes delight me
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Categories: sarong, body, women,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberSarong Song

For breakfast I sat down with sweetened cocoa,
then snacked on Hershey kisses all day long.
A chocolate cream éclair I had with dinner.
I’m changing my bikini for sarong.

May 9, 2011 for Eve Roper's New or Old 3 Poetry Contest
 (Quatrain form must rhyme lines 2 and 4 and have similar syllable count)
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Categories: sarong, funny,
Form: Quatrain

Elegy With Sarong 1

Her paintings of sarongs I'm going to see

will be there for two months, 

I  think, at Lake Of The Clouds

Arts. I heard this in the news:  Layers died last week.

Native Brown Bear got studied thoroughly.

It has been exonerated. The Killer Brown

has been exonerated, according to the news.

According to some searching I find out
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Categories: sarong, passionmother, food, mother,
Form: Elegy




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