Short Headrest Poems
Short Headrest Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Headrest by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Headrest by length and keyword.
Categories:
headrest, death, father daughter, write,
Form:
Blank verse
Chair of Fire
Chair of Fire
My father's naughehyde
recliner was the dusky,
sudden pink of pale pigs.
Hair-oil halo
Scrimshaw headrest
He died in bed
My brother, Richard,
did not weep...
he hosed out the hulk
that had held
our father's
few possessions
My brother burned
that old recliner
in a greasy
reluctant fire
Gasoline hissing like snakes
took the place of tears...
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Categories:
headrest, death, deep, write,
Form:
Blank verse
Place My Head Upon Your Breast
Don’t ask me why my head needs your headrest?
A women’s breast are so comforting and amazing
Food maybe for a baby
Because men don’t have them
Because we sneak a peek and look
I have no clue
They are just really cool
And, they are fun
Nothing like a Chicken breast
That’s for sure
Women don’t need a six-pack like men
Just Two, one for me, and one for me
That makes two just for me, lol
I couldn't help it this subject is fun
Everyone freaks out about breast parts...
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Categories:
headrest, body,
Form:
Free verse