Short Bra Poems

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


With Her Bra Would Bring

With her a bra would bring;
Did like more than anything;
While there,
Both share;
Breasts out shall not spring.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Bra Sighs

A girl caught in her boobie trap
Struggled to untangle a strap
The preacher yelled, "Whoa!
It seems you don't know ...
Do I need to draw you a map?"
Form: Limerick

A Bra Ham

A blood-thirsty God wants your son
And you fear God's will must be done?
You heard God's spiel
Now make a deal!
Remember God wants to have fun!
god
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Her Prize Gave Rise

Much smaller than her Mom's full size
she once took Mom's bra as a prize.
When placed on her tips
it fell to her hips
then dipped to sad land on her thighs.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bra and Panties

What is more appealing I'd sure like to know Than a filly in bra and panties, my mind doth blow No, I'm not obsessed Well a little I guess My mind's going wild, there's a stirring below
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Bra and Panties

What is more appealing I'd sure like to know Than a filly in bra and panties, my mind doth blow No, I'm not obsessed Well a little I guess My mind's going wild, there's a stirring below
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bra and Panties

What is more appealing I'd sure like to know Than a filly in bra and panties, my mind doth blow No, I'm not obsessed Well maybe a little I guess My mind's going wild, there's a stirring below © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Can Still Wear the Pretty Ones

lacy pink with tiny rose buds
oh so pretty with wires that tear my flesh
sweet and sour

loving the look
hating the feel
I am not ready to trade for the old ones

My cups are B's
I can wear the pretty ones
Reds, purples, with satin that shines
fun

Bra Born For Every Breast

Check out bra for every breast shape even if in or out of shape

Bra Had Been Born for Every Breast Shape

For each breast a bra had been born,
Then was badly worn out and torn;
Together banging,
While hanging;
In pretty picture her they do adorn.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Gagas Gun Bra

gaga’s gun bra

fat
ass
has-
been
still
trying
to 
get our
attention
by wearing
a bra made of
guns
after kids
have 
continued to be
slaughtered
in this empire
that has made
her ****ing 
money---
****ing 
idiot is
without an
original
bone in her
body,
doing what
Madonna did
years ago.

Premium Member Diamond Dream Bra

have you seen the diamond dream bra?
You will not be allowed to try it on.
It was created by Harry Winston in 1997.
Made by Victoria Secret
a forty-two carat pearl-shaped flawless diamond in the center
with one hundred diamonds on each side.
1997 price was three million dollars.
Worth much more today.

A pair of goggles or bra

Never brood in blue
Mood how others perceive you,
Be thy self’s the clue.

If perception’s all
In this world of covert walls,
Hearken to heart’s call.

Painted black in white
A pair of goggles looks quite
Like bra in some blight.
_______________________
Senryu | 04.04.2026 | heart, humour, self
Form: Senryu

Bra - Panties..

Bra - Panties..


A bra is not a singular and panties is not a plural. 
They are both nouns that I loved to endured.
I have been teased and pleased with these under garments. 
They come in all shape and forms I know they are objects. 
So what can we say about this common grammar error. 
That’s mixed up in our English mixture.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member - Throw Your Bra -

Expressing and process emotions
Releasing tension - negative energies
The ability to identify
Release your feelings out
Whether they are shaped by laughter or tears
Large, hanging, bursting, asymmetrical, small
all boobs are just as amazing
The point is that you have an options












04.04.2017
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Form: Verse

Premium Member Beautiful

Five o clock shadow
Around a toothpaste smile
Kinky black hair coils so wild
Cocoa black back scratched scarred
Knobby knees dented from kneeling
Rough rugged hands with dark knuckles
Full moon hips make me see double
Strange green moods dripping from me
Envying your your spirit raw free
No razor no bra no lazer no part
Of you is tame not even your name
Beautiful Black Soul.

Premium Member The Woman With the Metal Bra

She came in all flirty and dirty
attractive and active about thirty
all open jaws in the bar
a neon light, all eyes on her bra
made of metal rivets; they inhale,
pants out of shining chainmail.

The music played
and a dance card was placed
on the bar
all the man raced to fill in the space
Staring straight ahead they waited
for a dangerous wink
smoldering ting, ping, clink,
Woman with a metal bra.


11/12/2021
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Brassiere

Buxom Barbara burned her bra never again lift and separate or cross your heart to contemplate she likes to feel her bosom counts when flouncing down the boulevard Barb now snags more bounce to the ounce abroad in the world without a single care it never fazed her one bit nor a whit when this would jounce most men to stop and stare as if they'd not seen such before and she'd trounce 'em should they dare to pounce a crystal-clear case of less is more
Form: Rhyme

National No Bra Day

National No-Bra Day

You want to know why
The 9th of July
Is special so the guys say
You see red-blooded guys
Have opened their eyes
For National No-Bra Day
And here’s to the gals
Who improve our morales
By taking this day to heart
May your day be uplifting
With minimal shifting
And compliments off the chart
If this poetry moves you
Then it surely behoves you
To do less would surely be wrong
And it can’t feel much better
To simply unfetter
What you have kept fettered too long

Uncle Mike
Form: Rhyme

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