Short Contraception Poems

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Premium Member Condom Spoiler Alert

contraception dearth
                overpopulated earth 
                 kills infants at birth 

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Senryu


Babies and Black Men Lead the Way

Babies and black men lead the way,
Shiny pristine heads, forceful and adaptive,
Contraception-less advocates of themselves,
Potential met only after forgiving the ***** while cherishing the teat.

Over Population

People explosion,
Over population,
Dark on the sun,
How big is too big?
Is it too many figs?
What's your solution 
to people explosion?
They bring pollutions,
Over population,
Dark on the sun,
Maybe free contraception,
Some new invention?
Chemical free solutions 
to people explosion,
Over population,
Dark on the sun.

Pendulous Abdomen

Pendulous abdomen.
The term used for
those women who
bear multiple children.

Too many, too soon.
No time for tummy
to reconcile, recoil.
Back into shape.

And so it swings.
Often times limbs are
visable under skin.
Tight like a drum.

Irish Mum.
No contraception
allowed. Poor thing.
Must let it swing.

Pendulous abdomen.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It's a Bit of a Cock Up

A promiscuous lady named Jill Thought it prudent to go on the pill She saw her G.P He said ‘oh dear me’ - You should have used a condom with Will! Jill politely asked him what he meant Contraception was her real intent The pill’s too late I fear For you’re pregnant my dear - It looks like it’s an unplanned event 21ST April 2016
Form: Limerick


Perspective

My contribution to this Christmas is taken from Joseph's point of view. As he was not allowed to father his young betrothed Mary's son he probably saw it for himself as the 'Immaculate Contraception'. If we can have, 'Good will toward men,' women too at Christmas, why not the whole year through? For then we may live to love another day and all the while the world will smile as war shall cease and come to pass... 'On earth peace.'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Knights Embrace

excited and in a daze, just in case
                                     I have to make sure I don't  misplace
                                               my aspirin for  tonight
                                                 I'll be with my knight
                                         in shining armor in his embrace



suspend an aspirin between the knees and use that as contraception!" It was a "joke" in the 1960s.
gawker.com/.../in-my-day-gals-put-aspirin-between-their-knees
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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