Short Dandy Poems

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Premium Member He Was a Dandy

He was a dandy, a coxcomb, a fop.
Fashionable without one inch of slop.
But when undressed
was not caressed
Genital area horrible mop
men
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Dandy Lion

I am dandelion
in a world of weed killers
colour of sunshine
yet despised for being me
with one's seed so prolific

 © Harry J Horsman 2020
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dandy

Dandy Dandelion at the slightest wind
Takes flight and won't be back again
He releases his seed all over the place
Progenitor here and there for goodness sake  
Form: Verse

Premium Member Not Dandy But Beau

A dandy I’m not, although I’m named Beau
Waiting to date you, I’m end of the queue.
Believe me I ain’t
A devil or saint
But gladly I’ll be both versions for you.


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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Candy Is Dandy

Mints,chews,pontefract cakes
Toffee whirls & chocolate flakes

french bonbons & jelly beans
Liquorice lace & peppermint creams

Confectionary to bring sweet dreams
And waistlines bursting at the seams.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Dandy Cotton Candy

Cotton candy. In pink and blue. Raspberry. It’s so sweet. Flavorful. What a treat. Robert Pettit For Nette's "Septolet the Puppet" contest September 12, 2012 Fabric=cotton Flavor=raspberry
Form: Verse

Dandy Randy

There once was a pris'ner named Randy 
who lived up to his name real Dandy. 
   The women he knew 
   could never be true 
for they'd rather have candy than Randy.  



For Deborah Guzzi's Limerick contest
Form: Limerick

Dandy Unique Nerd Gag One

Why do you often says our.. our.. our..?
Is it because you are not more than a dung? 
Born **** stars family..
Why do you keep your beard hair everywhere?
Hay! We all knew your lift and right wings,
But the damns like you
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Premium Member Dandy

He dresses with passion This leader in fashion And stands out from all of the rest But twenty years on When his waistline has gone He’ll shudder at how he once dressed
14 February 2022 Sponsor: Line Gauthier For Contest: Bite sized poem number 36
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chimp Jim and Dandy

Once me and my chimp friend bald Jim
flew through a forest limb to limb
his opposable thumb
got caught in my ho-hum
thank God old Jim’s not real prim.

My name is Miss Fine and Dandy
Bald Jim often brings me candy
a banana toffee
always does it for me
and him, since he's oh so randy.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dandy Mandy

Everything she writes is fine and dandy. For good comments, Mandy is always handy. This lady’s words are as sweet as candy. Take a look at what she has posted today. There is a whole lot of good I have to say. She can make January feel as nice as May. For as long as she wants, Mandy can stay.

Premium Member Carpenter Handy Dandy Livin With His Mommy

Carpenter Handy Dandy Livin With His Mommy

There's a man named Handy Dandy
Wore corduroy pajamies
His mom loved him sadly
For he was a 47 year old carpenter
He still lived with her
Still fixing every single floorboard
Handy Dandy is a good boy
A mother's joy


10/28/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Form: Limerick

Dandy

The sight is so cool, great baby spring with super moon
Yet, Dandy in his last fall see but windy cloudy
left to right, west toward colder dusty north 
Dung has diarrhea of warding
Above the dark gray cloud,
foggy view of the full moon
In his frostbitten ugly eyes, 
Cry O pathless dead end!
No more tails to hang up 

;)

Premium Member Less Than Dandy Sandy

There was a great big storm named Sandy. This behemoth was something less than dandy. How she displayed violent irascibility! Most of us never saw such a devastating entity. With her wind and rain, much of New Jersey was laid waste. Residents were forced to leave everything behind in haste. In the aftermath of this destructive weather, we are putting the pieces of our lives back together.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jerry a Jim Dandy Jezebel

Jerry, a jim-dandy jezebel in a jerkwater town,
Jiggled her jangles, joking her jubilant ways up and down.
Juicily Junoesque and jocular, Jerry jawed with the best.
Such jiggery-pokery was soon put to this jerky town’s test.
Jailbirds jammed the sidewalks to see Jerry walk by.
Her jabberwocky jabbering gave them a reason to sigh.
A jaunty jokester with joyous absolute joviality,
Jerry was accepted as the jubilant jezebel of this locality.

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