Sass Poems | Examples


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Premium Member big sass and little sass

Pete wanted to court Kim, because she was sassy and fun.
She’s too opinionated for us, said almost everyone.
Sassy is the word they used over and over to warn him.
You love who you love, so he married the fun-loving Kim.

In a few years they had a daughter, named Cali Jo.
She was sassy and fun everywhere she did go.
We call her little sass said her proud father Pete.
Now two women rule his world, isn’t that so sweet?

Premium Member Gods Plan For Sass and Brass

Their litter mates left one at a time
Except for Sass and Brass
They were worried; were they adoptable?
Would anyone want them?
Don’t worry their mother said. God has a plan.

They were taken together
To a home with an older couple.
They got cuddling and love.
Best of all they cuddled with each other.
Just like when they were first born.
God’s plan was great for them.

Premium Member Six Year Old Sass

six year old sassy
her pink unicorn magic
leaving me smiling


Sass

There is a young girl known as Sass
Who is a bonny wee lass
No Scottish blood though 
She is Welsh that we know
That bonny wee lassy known as Sassy
© 30/12/2012

Chocolate Sass-Mouth

Chocolate Sass-Mouth
Spacklefudge grinny
Sloppin’ down my chinny
In it to winny!

Chocolate Sass-Mouth
Butternut cream
Smeary goo team
Gurgly dream

Chocolate Sass-Mouth
Spittin’ out sass
Unburdened by class
Dirty hall pass

Chocolate Sass-Mouth
Twisted face covered
Misty-place lover
Never recovered

More chocky please

Cat Sass

they came from miles to meet "Carlisle"-
the feline freak who won the lotto
in all their disbelief
that such a thing could truly be
many wondered how she'd done it
let 'em wonder was her motto
and until this furry day-
it remains a mystery!


Cat Sass

they arrived from miles about
to meet the cat who won the lotto
in all their disbelief-
that such a thing could ever be
many wondered how she'd done it
let 'em wonder was her motto
and until this furry day-
it remains a mystery!

Premium Member Sugar and Sass (7x7)

Wild, sweet, what a perfect match
they go so nicely together
so different but the same
complimenting each other
no need for any whipped cream
like sugar and dark cocoa
pink and black, sugar and sass

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