Short Flirted Poems

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


Flirting With French

I flirted with French
For one full year.
Now, after so many years,
All that I could remember is:
Je ne peux pas parler Français!

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© Ram R. V.  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member A Librarian Named Dowd

I knew a librarian named Dowd
Whom I recall was well endowed
Though when I flirted
She called me perverted
And said that I winked too loud
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Octogenarian's Crime

The old man flirted with barmaid- Marie
When she charged him of rape, felt no fury
Feeling proud, pleaded guilty
He wanted no pity
Sad, he was imprisoned for perjury
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Line Dancing

The blind lady was line dancing with Jack
Taking one step forward and two steps back.
Flirted and giggled
In sequin, jiggled,
Tripped, fell, hitting her head as all went black.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member To Maestro With Love

caught his eye, pursued me and we flirted ~ text him short and sweet poems.



2/25/21     Without Saying I Love You Poetry
                  JCB Brul

Used:  How Many Syllables
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Earnest

The summer hasn't really begun in Earnest That's where I met a girl with whom I flirted I'm such a silly Brain got willy nilly Pregnant she got, sadly her husband was alerted
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What About These Two

Two beauties were not quite flappers
But Parisians, so almost that open
Servicemen approached them cautiously
Pulled up two chairs, flirted a bit.
They humored them before sending them packing.

"being Daisy"

After Being Contrite,
Daisy Effortlessly Flirted,
Going Home In
Jasper's Kayak;
Likely
Mimicking
Nonsensical Opinions,
Previously Qualified;
Regarding
Sailors
Tattoo's,
Unaware
Vain Wizards Xrayed Yellow Zebras!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Abuse of Valentine Spirit

There was once a good man of certain charm

Who never wished any lady to harm

But he flirted every day

No, couldn't to any say

Finally found himslef alone the bum!





© Demetrios Trifiatis
     12 February 2017



10-10-7-7-10
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Flirtations

She flirted with me,
 this lady so fair
 She left with a smile,
 Seductive her stare

 I saw her one day
 So golden her hair
 I walked towards her -
 Her husband was there
 
 11-15-19
 Mcwhirtle Me Poetry Contest
 Sponsor: Charles Messina
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: McWhirtle

Premium Member Crazy Lovers

Our rampant youth,
was filled with 
uninhibited emotions,
lusty moments,
and romantic liaisons.

We sought excitement 
and flirted with danger.

Damn the consequences.

Those unchecked emotions
have lasted many years
and we still have time to go.

The Ugly Word

My letters, somewhat unrealistic and poetic, have always been long and sweet,
making you  feel happy and float on sun-lit clouds,
but little did I know that you flirted on Tweet;
read this last one...it spells your pathetic unfaithfulness with proof of doubts.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Love of My Life

The Love of My Life

Flowing tresses of.blond hair and deep blue eyes
We flirted, promising our undying love for each other
I was captivated by her girlish charm and wit
After nine steamy months it came to an end
I moved to a new school district to start third grade

Premium Member Alure- -

~ am awaken captured by life's core; Embottled in a tapestry of grand old; You were there; With your golden hair; And you flung it, toward me; I smiled, as you flirted; I come to you, beautiful...Alure;~
7/29/19 written by James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member Not Complex Huitain

We flirted simply with our eyes,
never really needing to touch. 
Kissed each other like butterflies,
when wind whistles gentle and such.
It really doesn’t take that much, 
now we’re trading milkshakes for sex. 
Lips always come through in a clutch,
lust at its core is not complex.
Form: Other

The Sun

The sun finally came out and flirted today
It spread its happiness and warmth and made children come out and play.
How wonderful it was to see people coming out with smiles on their faces
and doing who can mow their lawn first races. The smell of barbeque was in the air
all day and night, thankyou sun have a good night

Gift of Love: the First Poem

first love’s blue frock flirted a sleepy poet inside ~ first piece surfaced


Oct. 02, 2020
MON-O Poetry Contest
Contest Sponsor: Brian Strand 


*A 1st Place* in the following contest (judged on Oct. 8, 2020)

(17 syllables)
Oct. 2, 2020
How My First Poem Was Born Poetry Contest
Contest Sponsor: JCB Burl
Form: Monoku

Flirted With Both Nets

Players of two teams were booting the Ball
Ball between legs not finding rest at all
Tolerating merciless kicks, hoping kiss with Net 
Whiffing restlessly 90 minutes, 44 legs sweat 
Flirted with both Nets, stayed loyal to Octopus Paul    


( Oct 2010 - Won "Honourable Mention" in Members Contest... "Let's Limerick " held by Linda-Marie the Sweetheart of P.S)
Form: Limerick

Wanky Wail Flirted

moaning melody bruised
reeling rusty cruise
dark dribbles drooled
felon fate fumed
hankering hoisted licked
voluptuous flames flipped

punctured palm pricked
callous consciousness clipped
sassy stripes stripped

bounty flesh fostered
taunted tune triggered
eerie emotions filtered

bounty beats birthed
wanky wail flirted
     '20:04:18:11:21

Note: Of drooling drums.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Billy and the Fillies

Billy use to drive a Little Willie through roads of Bovington being silly fillies he did concerted didn’t see combat, but flirted used a camouflage glove for willy
12/13/2016 Little Willie was a prototype in the development of the British Mark I tank. today displayed at the The Tank Museum at Bovington Linsay Rd, Bovington, Wareham BH20 6JG, UK
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Despair

have you had a chance to meet Lady Despair?
have you seen her grin at you
as she devours all your dreams and hopes?
has she opened wide her arms to embrace
your warmth leaving you forlorn?
has she beckoned seductively as she 
stands on the path to despondency?
has she flirted with you
assuring you of her dependency?
have you fallen in love with Lady Despair;
trusting her, meeting her, loving her
as she greedily ensnares your soul?

Returning

You returned last night,
Right back to me,
In a dream...
Looking big as life 
As your aura 
Pleaded 
Explaining it all over again,
Your eyes, glowing like moonbeams 
Justifying your quick departure 
Along with a brief stanza 
About that girl 
With the huge brown hair 
The one at the bank
That you flirted with,
Letting me know 
it was nothing 
And that still 
Separated by the veil between worlds
It was me 
You wanted to come home to 
Every single day.

Premium Member Soozie, the Flamingo Floozie

She was dressed like a flamingo floozie
Her big boobs and booty ~ what a doozie!
Wearing a shade of pink
She flirted with a wink
I ran away from Wicked Witch, Soozie

Soozie was once a he-man. Way back when
Turned into a Barbie doll... do ya Ken?
Overdid the implants
Axed the bulge in her pants
I heard tell her name used to be Big Ben



*Finding a balance between writing humor and serious poetry. 
I try but will never be as well-rounded as Soozie... Thank Goodness!
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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