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Short Kilt Poems

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


Kilt Pattern To Design a Quilt
we had used a kilt
pattern to design a quilt
which was soft as silt...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kilt, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Hanging Around
he kept his legs crossed
so the mystery of the kilt
would not be revealed...

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Categories: kilt, giggle,
Form: Haiku
Terra Forming
Full grain cow hide kilt...
Plastic canoes tend to tilt
Frozen daisies wilt...

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Categories: kilt, allegory, nature
Form: Haiku
The Kilt
Do you know why Scottish people call it a kilt? 
Because they kilt the last man who called it a skirt!...

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Categories: kilt, humor,
Form: Epigram
Scottish Dancer - Epigram Contest
Scottish dancer

In your kilt you twist and turn
to flash your butt - I do discern

Penned 22/11/2015...

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Categories: kilt, dance,
Form: Epigram



Traditions Pt 1
Man skirts fill the scene 
Whining outlawed bagpipes sing
His kilt of plaid green

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights reserved ©MMX...

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Categories: kilt, social
Form: Senryu
Oh My
His face turned red while he played
The bagpipes for Tartan Day
Not for lack of air
But people's stares
When the wind blew his kilt away!...

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Categories: kilt, funny
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Stone Cold
Dan, Dan, was a popular man
had a plaid for his homeland clan
	his kilt it slipped
	cold breeze it nipped
less popular now than he began...

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Categories: kilt, funny, humor, humorous, wind,
Form: Limerick
Paris By Day
Hotels on the Champs-Elysees
Offer rooms where couples can play
Since a Scot named Wilt
Checked under his kilt
And refused to pay a full day....

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Categories: kilt, relationship,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Kilt Atilt
there once was a man from Kingsbury
who put on his kilt in a hurry
	in a bit of a flap
	he forgot his jockstrap
a chill wind put him in a flurry...

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Categories: kilt, fun, funny, humorous, silly, wind,
Form: Limerick
Oops
A ladies' man named Winston MacWilt
pursued many women to the hilt.
He eyed every skirt
ever ready to flirt.
But he died touching a Scot in a kilt....

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Categories: kilt, gender, lust,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Kilt the Look
A certain poise, the bagpipes lack
Not being rude, it’s just a fact
The kilt is first-rate
The rest, not so great
Red in the face, squeezing your sack...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kilt, music, silly,
Form: Limerick
I Heard That Wilted Lettus Is Bad For You
I can no longer zip up my kilt.
Is there something to eat without guilt?
They say salad's a must
but I think it's a bust
because gravy makes the Lettus wilt!...

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Categories: kilt, food, health, silly,
Form: Limerick
Love
Without love the blossom wilts,

the Scot he sags beneath his kilt, 

johnson has no more words to tilt,

Robert Haigh's star is arising...

Don Johnson 31-july-11...

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Categories: kilt, adventure,
Form: Rhyme
Mooned and Show By Wind
He went to the dance in his kilt.
The boy knew he was nicely built.
Think of what the girl saw.
When the wind blew, Oh law.
For all that he had didn't wilt!!!!!...

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Categories: kilt, funny
Form: Limerick
Tit 4 Tat
The Captain's new wife was "true blue"
Whilst he stayed The Wives Club main screw
But rather than pout
When the Captain was out
She serviced his troops two by two...

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Categories: kilt, funny, lust, relationship, rude, sensual, sexy, wife,
Form: Limerick
Kilt Tilt
A girl on the Tube stared at my crouch 
Her mum sat there and tried not to watch
Then mum's face turned red 
As she softly said,
"She thinks that is where I get my Scotch"...

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Categories: kilt, humor,
Form: Limerick
Bess the Monster
There once was a monster called Bess,
Who lived on the shores of Loch Ness.
She was wracked with sudden guilt,
After lifting someone’s kilt,
And said, ‘Hoots mon, what a mess!’...

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kilt, animals
Form: Limerick
Tartan Time
In bonnie Scotland wear a kilt
(it seems the thing to do) -
the tartan comes in reds and greens,
and mine's a shade of blue!

written 13th March for Julia's Scottish kilt contest...

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kilt, culture,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Got Wrinkles On My Wrinkles
Almost eight-six, that's over the hill But the Highland Fling, I'm able to do still As my kilt flips up One can see I'm no pup Got wrinkles on my wrinkles, heading downhill
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Categories: kilt, age,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Red Faced
As a teller in a bank, I once greeted a man With a very cheery “good morning ma'am” Embarrassment followed As hard I swallowed Red faced, I said that kilt got me, hot damn
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Categories: kilt, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Got Wrinkles On My Wrinkles
Almost eight-four, that's over the hill But the Highland Fling, I'm able to do still As my kilt flips up One can see I'm no pup Got wrinkles on my wrinkles, heading downhill
...

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Categories: kilt, fun,
Form: Limerick
The Bagpiper
A bagpiper ready to play
Forgot his plaid boxers one day
The wind it did blow,
And his kilt it did flow
And put his proud jewels on display! 

2/23/22
Used Poetry soup's syllable counter...

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Categories: kilt, funny,
Form: Limerick
Black and Blue and Green
There was an Irish guy who loved to dance,
when his kilt swung high the ladies would glance,
but snow on St. Patty's Day
made him fall in such a way...
his bruised leprechaun gets no more romance!...

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© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kilt, holiday, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Wrinkles On My Wrinkles
Well I just turn eighty, that's over the hill But the Highland Fling, I'm able to do still As my kilt flips up One can see I'm no pup With wrinkles on my wrinkles I'm heading downhill
...

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Categories: kilt, age,
Form: Limerick

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