Short Lady Of The Night Poems
Short Lady Of The Night Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lady Of The Night by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lady Of The Night by length and keyword.
Lady of the Night Footles For Fun
Short skirt
You flirt
Big chest
Mae West
You paid
Get Laid
Jan Allison
18th August...
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Categories:
lady of the night, humorous, lust,
Form:
Footle
Moon Is My Muse
A silver slipper of a moon Gracious lady of the night
02/24/2013
For Russell Sivey's contest, "Moon Is My Muse"...
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Categories:
lady of the night, moon,
Form:
Monoku
Bloody Mondays
A Lady of the Night took fright
When she saw her customer's plight
For Jack-the-Ripper
Held a glass slipper
On a Monday, nothing goes right!...
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Categories:
lady of the night, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Acting Kinda Goofy
A lady of the night named “Poopsy”
Had the most adorable pair of boobies
On a scale of one to ten
They were twenty, amen
Prompting me to lose it and attacking this cutie...
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Categories:
lady of the night, cute love,
Form:
Limerick
Acting Kinda Goofy
A lady of the night nicknamed “Poopsy”
Had the most adorable pair of boobies
On a scale of one to ten
They were twenty, amen
Prompting me to lose it and start acting tutti fruity
© Jack Ellison 2015...
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Categories:
lady of the night, fun,
Form:
Limerick
Feeling a Bit Ginger
There is a Ginger girl I see
Whom I see professionally
In a strictly sexual capacity
She is a lady of the night
A tart or a hooker, called Delight
Ok she’s a prostitute, alright?
But I call my sweet little ho
The dirty Ginger girl I know
My Orange pay as you go...
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Categories:
lady of the night, funnygirl,
Form:
I do not know?
American Tragedy - Warning, a Bit Graphic
Tina was a prostitute
a lady of the night
By day she whiled the hours away
staying out of sight
Though she had repeat business
she earned no royalties
for bending over at the waist
~ or sinking to her knees...
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Categories:
lady of the night, abuse, money, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
The Silver Moon
In the obscurity of the night
The silver moon rose high
It’s glittering beams shone in the dark sky
Filling the blackness with crystal light
A heavenly orb
Casting a luminous glow on the shadowy world below
Queen of the stars
Lady of the night
A silvery beacon of hope in the vast emptiness...
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Categories:
lady of the night, beauty, dark, moon, night, silver, sky, stars,
Form:
Free verse
The Lady of the Night
There once was a lady of the night
wearing dresses short and tight
she coaxed her johns
showing a titillating thong
whetting their appetites.
...
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Categories:
lady of the night, funny, giggle, sexy,
Form:
Limerick
The Freshness of a Gale
There is a coolness in the air,
That brushes across my brows
The freshness of a gale,
That reminds me of you.
Though the aroma is still fresh,
In the lady of the night;
But the memory of your charm,
Glows on and on.
Can you be so close
And your warmth be so far.
Some day in near future
Should we not meet?
Arm in arm,
Under the starry stars with you....
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Categories:
lady of the night, love
Form:
Free verse
Re Treat
Chastity went to a nudist camp
And wondered why they turned down the lamp
But when she saw Dick
With his wilted wick
She knew at once why the seats were damp!
Contributed by Belle Bellevue:
Chastity quickly dressed and left the site
Not wanting to be classed “lady of the night”
At home was a note
Her sister had wrote,
“Gone to set the wicks of the world alight”...
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Categories:
lady of the night, health, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Witchy
Stinking, gassy
Lady of the night
Flinging your hate
Sharing your plight
Succubus of want
Soft and perfumed
Angel from the depths
How close you have loomed
Syrupy kiss
Dripping with pleasure
A pleasant subpoena
To a fertile treasure
Black double helix
Dressed for the ball
Come on, Witchy!
Give me a call!
Yoked and complete
Drowning in my shame
Dark and lonely son
He knows who to blame...
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Categories:
lady of the night, wife,
Form:
Rhyme
Lady of the Night
Lady of the Night
Blessed be the ardor
of violet words
uttered in the heat of night,
whispered untrimmed,
urgent as convulsion's
approaching strains.
Where is the one
who tricked in heels,
turned on the lathe
of the procurer's sloth,
with waxing age?
Truth dissolves the mists,
banishes yesterday's lies,
lifts the curtain of darkness
to starkly reveal
the procurer's delight
is no longer there.
The lady of the night
at last is free....
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Categories:
lady of the night, addiction, poetess, prayer,
Form:
Free verse