Short Blouses Poems

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Values

Sensitivity's what gals hold dear 
in guys.  High on their lists: his career.  
What is it for us'll 
make us want to nuzzle?  
High skirts, low blouses, hot lovin', cold beer.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Primate Houses

At the zoo, at the primate houses, their ire, at the watchers, arouses. Before it’s all through, they’re hurling their poo, And sometimes it gets on their blouses.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Magazine Ads Are Ridiculously Pricey

Designer shoe ads
Magazine ridiculous
Overpriced items
Movie stars can afford them
Regular people cannot

Exorbitant price
Two thousand dollar blouses
Dresses? Do not ask
Money I will never have
Magazine ridiculous
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Little Ghost Loved the Washer

The little ghost loved the washer, so much, he could not get enough.
He liked tumbling in suds among sweaters, blouses and stuff.
You can enjoy it all day, his mother said. I know you like to be clean.
But make yourself invisible, so you will not be noticed or seen.
Form: Rhyme

Look Out Girl

Twenty-one has its perks
Low-cut blouses and short mini skirts
Heels so high, no one can deny
You doin it!
Don't rush through as so many do
Take your time, there is only one U
Let blessing and favor be your choice of wear
They'll keep your settled and humble
They won't mess up your hair
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member looking for the worlds daisies

she was a diva, loving her necklaces and low-cut blouses
not a church woman, a beach-loving hippie with freckled skin
if she took a liking to you, you became part of her tribe
if not, you would never see her again.
She has had hardships, heartaches, and ounces of doom.
Burdens no one with them, looking for the world’s daisies

Premium Member Teachers Used To Have a Dress Code

Teachers used to have a moral code and a dress code.
Now many of them arrive half-clad from their abode.
When they bend to teach, students spy their pinkish thong.
Nipple rings peeking through lacy blouses seems wrong.
I want to judge and make rules for the others if I may.
But if you try to help me dress, you’ll not have a good day.
Form: Rhyme

Ally

Dont grow too fast
my little girl
stay as it was
"Our" world’ s a twirl

Your little houses
and cooking games
those cute blouses…
Just stay the same…

Dont grow too fast
it’s not what you think
stay as it was
Yought is just a blink…

Your highschool club
and little pains
your first ever love…
Please just stay the same…

www.thinktok.blogger.com
Form: ABC

Coming of Age

Wow! drinking, smoking and partying all night
Mini skirts, low cut blouses and pumps too
Look at what turning twenty-one can do
Coming home later and it's my choice
Waking up early to almost no voice
Time for work now, cause I'm grown
Can't wait til it's over so I can go home...













Coming of Age
Adrienne L. gresham

















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Premium Member Lovers Fairytale

Blissful  blossoms blooming
Look LUSTFUL lovers
Listless lovers looming 

Krazy killer kisses
Sweltering SUMMER season
Belly breathing blouses

Bayside BEACHES burning
Winter worries wane
Glorious gracious gains

HAPPY hungry hearts
Dwellings do not depart
Picture pretty parts

Take the time to talk
Let listening lead to laughter
Commencing comfortable communications

Hurry HAPPILY EVER AFTER

Premium Member Lovers Fairytale

Blissful  blossoms blooming
Look lustful lovers
Listless lovers looming

Krazy killer kisses
Swelter summer  season
Belly breathing  blouses

Bayside beaches burning 
Winter worries wane
Glorious gracious gains

Happy hungry hearts
Dwellings do not depart
Picture pretty parts

Take the  time to talk
Let listening lead to laughter
Commencing  comfortable communication
HURRY  HAPPILY  EVER AFTER.

Premium Member Closet of an Artist

My closet is filled with beautiful clothes
Blouses in pinks, oranges, blues
Dresses in turquoises, golds, silvers
Fluffy fake fur coats in black, white and gray
I adore colors, patterns and textures.
Loving paisleys, zigzags, multi-patterned clothes
Not as fond of polka dots or stripes
Too symmetrical
I prefer clothing that looks like it was designed by
Klee, Miro and Dali
I am an artist; it is in my nature to be lop-sided.
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