Short Bouffant Poems

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


Premium Member sixties woman

a sixties bouffant
full skirt on a cotton dress
scarlet red lipstick

shes queen for a day
tall high heels and pearls
ideal woman
Form: Senryu


Poor Bouffant Man

Poor man who thinks
         real ample he is, so in vain
         in front of Everest,
         is simple dwarf,
         in Sahara desert
         a tiny grain... !
Form: Epigram

Invisible Handing

She’s ravaged in success
I am love me less
She boy
And her house
We built
To see more loss
In your market
I thee exiled
Partitions
And blinds
Trapped? Tracing your minds
Periods and plural’s i wound
A bouffant in blooms

Monkey business

A long tailed monkey
black as polished ebony
shrieked in frantic scrabbling
at the grey mouth
of a silver pouch
and danced on braided rope
with the paunchy pig
to hypno strains
on the gilded harp 
plucked by geisha girls
hair bouffant and clasped
in shells and iridescent combs.

With My Red Dress On

A radiantly coiffed bouffant was mine,
    fit perfectly and curved to the nines.
I stood taking in the awe of counterparts 
   let them eat cake I chuckled in my heart.
The spring roll rumbling in my center
   drifted to the lower parts no longer indentured.
I held my breath and prayed
   that no sound or scent would stray
I wanted to drop to my knees
  Oh God, please, don’t let me sneeze.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The 50's

In this decade: pizza, soda, 
Colonel Sanders, 
burgers only fifteen cents;
"Tutti Frutti," 
sock hops, "mooning," 
Rock and Roll (monumental consequence);

Rosa's bus ride, 
suburbs, fluoride,
escalating sales, 
vaccine for polio;
Mickey Mouse Club, 
Haley, Hitchcock, 
Davy Crockett, 
drive-ins,
 Fats Domino;

Causeless Rebel crashing car, 
bouffant hairdos,
 "har dee har har;"
Elvis on TV

 and ME.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hair- Then and Now

The 60s brought changes to hair Today, they would make people stare Bouffant look was in Made puffy from thin And teasing- it was the big flare. I was one of those who partook In those days, it was the best look But when it was done I still had some fun In styling it by my own book. These days, I still tease it a bit Shaped smoothly, it will nicely sit And hold fine all day A touch of hairspray I'm good to go, well-groomed and fit!
Form: Other

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace