Short Lady Friend Poems
Short Lady Friend Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lady Friend by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lady Friend by length and keyword.
Oh tell me dear sweet lady friend
Why do you grimace so?
The world is yours for taking
Or is it, you don’t know?
I see within you, a great strength
A light that brightly shines
So why not smile, sweet lady friend
And leave your cares behind
Sweet lady friend to all
Let’s be ready should she fall
He said Let he who cast the first stone
He did not leave her alone
Showed her the errors of her ways
Stayed to help and love her Always
Its true we are not to blame
We should treat her as He did just the same
Pleasurable
We ask to speak to you
But you're not there
Instead your delightful lady friend is
She sounds oh so damn nice
She says you're both friends
Do you do more than friends do?
Or do you live in regret?
Always wanting to friction her
Just like I want to do?
BREAD 2020
JIMMY BOOM SEMTEX
Good morning rising sun, king of the sky
What you have in store for me today, I ignore
However, one thing I wish so much to know:
Would I be still there at sunset you to adore? *
© Demetrios Trifiatis
17 January 2017
* A lady friend is dying from cancer! After a discussion we had I came up
with this poem! God bless her!
Grandpa Elephant had a new lady friend on line.
He invited her to meet him at Scarsdales to dine.
Dressed up in his Sunday best along with his Derby hat.
Don’t you look spiffy! His grandchildren said, so phat!
Grandpa was given six or eight pieces of advice.
From youngsters he was older than six times twice.
I am ninety-six he told his grandson Roy.
I know what to do, so leave me alone little boy.
She Met Him Online
By Elton Camp
A young lady friend of ours was so excited
A man she liked, to meet her had invited
“He is kind, handsome and rich as he can be
And he has promised that he will marry me.”
But when the online man showed up at her door,
She was shocked and didn’t want to see him more
Her suitor was twenty years older than he claimed
And nothing else proved true of all he had named
after a few drinks
one cold night
the Rev. Mr Culpepper
left his club
in the eastern part of
Jasper County Mississippi
on his walk home
he was taken sick
and stopped at the residence
of a dear lady friend
the widow mary banes
there hie took
a dose or two
maybe even three
of medicine
followed by
some liquid
libation
here he suddenly died
in a manner of minutes
his disease
was found to be
bilious colic
The buxom diva shattered chandeliers when she sang soprano.
Opera houses vibrated and thundered when she sang contralto!
When belting out an aria her voice quivered like Robin Hood's bow,
As she struggled through Mozart's ll re pastore blow by tedious blow!
His lady friend sat rapt but not her culturally impaired and hapless beau!
He'd much rather they'd spent the evening at the Grand Ol' Opry show!
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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