Short Chemise Poems

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


Premium Member A Pink Chemise

Wonder if we all look goofy like me When I open my yap and about to sneeze When a bug does invade In my throat it does stay Noticed it was wearing a pink chemise
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Love To Sneeze

Between you and me, I love to sneeze It's surely thrilling, I drop to my knees Look up at the sun I'm soon overcome Shivering and stuff, oops, stuff on my chemise
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gesundheit

Got some friends from across the sea Who yell gesundheit whenever they sneeze A German word for health And for excusing oneself For getting gunk on each bystander's chemise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gesundheit

Got some friends from across the sea Who yell gesundheit every time they sneeze A German word for health And for excusing oneself For getting gunk on each bystander's chemise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gesundheit

Got some friends from across the sea Who yell gesundheit every time they sneeze A German word for health And for excusing oneself For getting gunk on each bystander's chemise
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member All Over My Chemise-O

The dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito They spread germs around the world, my amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood all over your chemise-o
Form: Limerick

Harlot

Belle of night tossing laced chemise, carnal acts thrills now paid , In exchange for decent food clinging to lone choice Nette Onclaud Spin A Shadorma June 3 , 2025
Form: Shadorma

Trouble In Nonsense Alley

Our two funny limmerists are at it again Clucking about like two mother hens Jack's chemise is just wrong Can't look at John's thong Hey ya two cowpokes, when's this all going to end
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Love To Sneeze

Between you and me, I sure love to sneeze It's absolutely thrilling, I'm brought to my knees Looking up at the sun I'm soon overcome Shivering with excitement, oops, stuff on my chemise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Love To Sneeze

Between you and me, I sure love to sneeze It's absolutely thrilling, brings me to my knees Looking up at the sun I'm soon overcome Shivering with excitement, oops, got stuff on my chemise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Pink Chemise

Wonder if everyone looks as goofy as me When I open my yap and about to sneeze Till a bug does invade In my throat it does stay Noticed it was wearing a pink chemise © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Lowly Mosquito

The most dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito Spreading nasty germs round the world, my amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood and guts all over your chemise-o
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gesundheit

Got some friends from across the sea Who yell gesundheit every time they sneeze A German word for health And for excusing oneself For getting gunk on each bystander's chemise © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Old boulder

I've been yearning
to know the winds routine
I've learnt your skyward motion
put away your chemise
unburden your soul
soon you will be sailing
running aground
is there disarray
to cut away this old boulder ?

Premium Member Seeking Evening's Peace

As evening slips its frail chemise Old woman dwells on passing sprees To track hazed lifetime’s reveries; Entrusting stars for pain’s release.
Rhyme Battle: Round 2 Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Lowly Mosquito

The most dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito They spread nasty germs round the world, mes amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood and guts all over your chemise-o © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Radiant Fall

Fall's levitating leaves, wafting on gentle breeze. Each one vainly believes it can fly high with ease. Colors beg hearts to cease! Kaleidoscopic trees wave wild without surcease, flailing sleeveless chemise, bringing one to one's knees. Radiant days to please!
Form: Rhyme

Rubi's Crystals

I love my temptress

Revisiting my encrypted inscriptions
Fingers running down her spine in hieroglyphics
Azurite chemise hanging off her skin
Aureate lilies floating across her eyes
Releasing tension from her clenches

Bahri belamour
You're fatale, I can handle more
Umber tones the undertones of my paramour
You're narcotic, I can handle more
Sa'ës'ït floramour, my viole d'amour
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Money Dreams



Wish I had a barrel or two of these!

I’d go to places as freely as I please.

Or purchase some very expensive cheese?

Even hire a maid to get me off sore knees!

Go to a jungle, swing from exotic lush, green trees?

Or just bank it all, and do absolutely none of these.

Sit on my deck and enjoy the cool might breeze.

To sleep in peace, in my pearlls and satin chemise!


                        1-16-2024

Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Autumn's Cool

.

                   “Oh
        the return of crisp”
       so poetically she did
                   bide

                  Yesss
    hern smile was brilliant
                  yesss
    her chemise was softly
                  lucent
 divulging hern vivid beneath

    So I braved the return of 
            Autumn's cool
and hern breathtaking display

     covering her lucid hern

       with mine reluctant 
                    cloak

The Chemise

he: “you know, i was looking on Amazon at lingerie &
i saw those chemises that you were talking about…satin & clingy.”

she: “form fitting?”

he: “oh yes.”

she: “could definitely wrap around my curves.  you’d like that.”

he: “um yes, i would.  and you know what, i was amazed at how cheap
they were.  i mean most of these things were like forty bucks, tops.”

she: “well yeah.  it’s not like they are gonna stay on long.”

he: “oh yeah.  good point. (lol) hadn’t thought of that.

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