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Short Bon Vivant Poems

Short Bon Vivant Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bon Vivant by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bon Vivant by length and keyword.


Premium Member Oscar-Ku 31 -Gigi

bon vivant Gaston
precocious carefree Gigi. . .
courtesan or wife







Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved.
Published 2018 in "Hollywood Haiku" via wattpad.com
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Left Him In Germany

Benny was a high living’ bon vivant
Who ran around with his crazy old aunt
They traveled many countries afar
Playing Spanish flamenco guitar
Until she married a man named Ben Brandt

written September 30, 2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Just Gimmie a Casserole

Just “Gimmie” a Casserole By: Tom 12-2-2019 I could never be thought of as bon vivant guy, I prefer plain “vittles” that will stick to a rib. Most fancy dishes I allow to pass my plate by, and I never eat things that require a bib.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Fine Amenities

he was 
a bon vivant
not denying himself
any luxuries in life
did not believe
in abstinence

live to the fullest
was his motto
appreciate
the gifts of life
we will never
pass this way again

when he died
a starving artist
his pockets
were empty
but his heart
overflowed
not one regret              



AP: 3rd place 2021

Perspectives

Solitude
loves
parties
balls
bars
but
alone...

beauty
there is
on here
there
is at
any
place
just look with eyes to perceive
and feel...

winds
blow
smells
poets
sprinkle
dreams; ...

crowd
is where solitary people
most
feel
solitude

the splendid side of living,
it's always bon vivant

paradise
there is
where
there is
on here
 and there...

present
it's life
future
is
march


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