Short Face Lift Poems

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Premium Member Beauty Skin Deep

A face lift here and a tummy tuck there
Pearly white implants and bionic gold hair
A nose job that rocks
Once a hound now a fox
Beauty skin deep just got you a billionaire

12/20/22
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Handy Self Sufficient Jack o Lantern

jack-o-lantern scooped out his own seeds
then carved out his face with a knife from Leeds
he looked amazing with his notorious face lift
being self-sufficient and handy is a wonderful gift
Form: Rhyme

Looking In a Mirror

W here did they come from?

R ight here on my face

I just don’t like them

N ow they’re everyplace

K nown to come with age

L oose skin that’s stiff

E ither Accept or 

S chedule a face lift
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Gravity and Face Lift

.   .      .    . . .      . . .   .  



gravity pulls old age down should one have a lift? or botox?
-copyright- ………………CONTEST…………………….. Dr. Ram’s Quinzaine By: nette on claud
Form: Haiku

Premium Member porch has a facelift

The porch looks great
She has had a complete face lift
The old rickety rack stuff is gone
New space opens up to a larger landscape
I am enjoying my yard for the first time
No railings, which always prevented my view.
A costly job, but well worth it.


Good Advice

She intended to have a face lift
on her wrinkled face,
because when she'd look in the mirror,
would frown and feel disgraced,
She just wanted to feel and look
more youthful and vibrant again,
when her husband suddenly
piped up and said,
"Well all's you have to do is grin!"

Be Careful of What You Wish For

Once when a fresh faced young girl named Mame,
    Who had a face-lift, when seeking fame.
    But the mirror's refraction
    Gave her no satisfaction.
    For her visage, portrayed an old dame.

    11 / 7 / 2022.
    Sponsor Tania Kitchin.
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    For a Limerick contest.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick

Age forty -one this month is a chill For brother who’s not over the hill So he won’t seem unfit Got a total face lift Now he’s looking like a roasted grill --------- Fictional dedication to my older brother The Perfect Limerick Contest of Andrea Dietrich
Form: Limerick

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