Short Harlot Poems

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


Premium Member Wild World

What a world!
Hustler, are you pleased?  
I wonder.
In your heart, 
Harlot, are you satisfied?
Hermit starves in fear.
Form: Shadorma


Charlotte

There was a girl by name of Charlotte
Whom some thought of as a harlot
But she was petite
And so very sweet
She never got the Letter of Scarlet
Form: Limerick

Life On the Corner

There once was this girl who was pretty
Who resided in New York City
Got mugged Friday night
Weak attempt at a fight
Life as a harlot is such a pity
Form: Limerick

Ms Charlotte

When she saw the economy brought 
naught but poverty; said Ms Charlotte, 
"Let us revitalize; 
I can still improvise 
a harlot for each empty car lot."
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Slightly Psychic Charlotte

I knew a girl called Psychic Charlotte
her bogus readings less than starlet 
	her sly ruse exposed 
	new profession chose
is now known as Charlotte the Harlot
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Harlot - a Kimo

HARLOT Tall grass and rustling trees muffled the noise, shouts of “Harlot” followed them pain's gunshot echoing. John G. Lawless 2/16/2015
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Her P is Not Free

There once was a girl from Charlotte 
Rumors spread that she is a harlot
She was loose in her ways
And perhaps her suitors did pay
Would it be better if free tomorrow Scarlet
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Poetic Eyes



when eyes are poems they speak with a gaze not words~ mirror out feelings. when eyes are harlot they stink like a park keeper~ mirror their hatred.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Harlot Potter

harlot potter pots of sand worlds in the oceans palms in my hands what love have i to offer pots of sand in the hands planting or sculpting harlot potter ?
art
Form: Concrete

Premium Member Starlet

A man with cash shopped at a used car lot
Where met a cute, winsome young harlot
Smiling, he took it in stride 
When she offered him a ride
He loved the trip ‘til he missed his wallet.
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

Hate Level Started To Rise

Hate Level Started To Rise

It has been happening before my eyes;
Level here of hate again started to rise;
Liked Charlotte;
Very vile harlot;
Bad behavior Trump did try to disguise.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Lady Who Bathes In Public

THE LADY WHO BATHES IN PUBLIC


                         Harlot Moon
                         Languishes in Star-bath
                         Shamelessly



Victoria Anderson-Throop
12/27/12
Juja, Kenya
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beach Life

Harbinger of Summer’s jamboree 
walked in a scarlet hued harlot;
Waves pranced inside azure eyes 
building mile high castles 
with sandy affairs;
Shoreside bonfires 
moonlit sea,
beach life’s 
hot.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member what were their parents thinking

If our name was Scarlet, could your hair be dyed teal?
What if your name was Harlot, how would that feel?
Otis, Homer and Wilbur have no real zest or zeal.
Elzora, Eulaliah and Adeline, wouldn’t that be a deal
Form: Monorhyme

The Lady Who Bathes In Public

THE LADY WHO BATHES IN PUBLIC

               Harlot moon
           Languishes in star bath
                Shamelessly


Victoria Anderson-Throop


the moon last night made me want to repeat this favorite of mine!
Form: Haiku

The Tenderloin

I’ve lived up 
till now
with my thumb
in life’s eye
In reckless
abandon
I shucked
and I jived

No virgin
was safe
no harlot
denied
The wages
of sin
my fortune
— allied

(Dreamsleep: October, 2024)
sin
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Today

Today, 7-5-2016 Lady Justice removed her mask, And with her finger, the scales were tipped. She no longer remains apolitical, But has become a harlot, Willing to pitch herself to the highest bidder; Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member ABSOLVING SCARLET

Sable Gable Betray’l Fatal Eyes that pierced, not sable, Gable-gray. Won’t give a d$mn - betray’l fatal bray. Absolving his harlot Scarlet wife. Dismissive of starlit starlet strife. Harlot Scarlet starlit starlet
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Mascara Peacock

Like a 70-year-old bow-legged harlot, jealousy never ages well.
Every year the mascara is painted on thicker.
Every year, less of that peacock strut 
Every year, more pigeon steps.
No more virgin revelations. 
Only clownish mumblings from the pen...
A discarded dried-up turd to the bitter end.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member The Harlot 2

While all night queens carve figurines in gelatine and jade,

Behind a door and on the floor a deal is finally made;

A painted girl with flaxen curl has plied again her trade

And now the care within her stare has turned a darker shade.

Her lack of guile and parting smile are cutting like a blade.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Harlots of Spring

The harlot maples crimson tipped nails
tap, drum, strum, and plunk;
at Aprils blasted blue sky.
Raking a wind born trail 
across skeletal palms
and forearmed branches,
in a come-hither dance;
reawakening the cerulean stratus 
above the dense sugar maple forest.
Sap taps a tune into tin buckets;
and, so, Spring is sprung.

Tokens In Exile

Seconds hunger
 days unweaned
compression fracture
broken dreams

Minutes uncounted
hours unnamed
 Humptiest Dumpty
in pieces again

Yahweh once spoken
reason besieged
tokens in exile
pagans to grieve

One for the money
two when it’s shown
oracle harlot
—cursed and dethroned

(Dreamsleep: March, 2022)
god
Form: Rhyme

Unclothed

... it's much easier
to spin the prayer-wheel of naked soul, virtue
is difficult
unless you undress
to lie fully with the sacred harlot of 
wisdom, for
it is hard to untie shoes for the bedtime of vision
in the closet of dogma unlit by love...

* * *

... neither dogma nor creed, but
life, itself, my scripture...bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

Premium Member Pagan Mistress

Oh pagan mistress, your sins weighed heavy
Your conspicuous makeup masks your unsightliness
If only your admirers knew of your sins against man
They would have, long ago, cast you into the streets
Harlot, bide your time, bide your time o' woman of ill repute
Soon, your patrons will see you for who you really are
Then, the weeping and gnashing of your teeth will be

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