Short Lied On Poems

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Premium Member A Thing On My Top Ten Hardest Realities To Deal With List

an un favorite thing
is dealin' with stuff
in me instead of
dealin with real.

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stuff that is and so on

*yep, lied on the form again, haven't even checked it out but reads beauty in meantime.


A Girl On the Road

She was on the road
When they allure,
Seeing her alone

They were four
She tried to ignore,as they felt bore
She warn,i m not whore

Then,she implored
But they shut the door 
Said once more

She lied on the floor 
Yelling for help
They were as drunk as a lord
At the end ...she had to pulled the cord.
© Puja Arora  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Rectangular In Shape

Rectangular in shape as a deep shoebox,
where leather boots lied on long shelves.
I fell in love with their tempting softness;
I am wearing them and friends love them,
ladies adore them and shamelessly wink! 
I consider myself as lucky as a rich man;
my boots will wear out, nobody will smile:
when they'll see a sad, worthless beggar!
Form: Shape

At the Beach

My left hand tried to crawl up her leg
she felt as if it was a spider
and screamed suddenly,
then smiling, knelt on her knees 
and lied on the beach just beside me;
I saw her sparkling eyes,
and sliding her beautiful body 
like a snake on the sand
so close to me,
and she whispered in my ear
but in anger,
“You are a stupid monkey!”
Luckily, what she said
was not heard by anybody

The Secret of Womans Beauty

What has become as the best makeup for woman?
Her youth, health, nature attractiveness
or just how she get  looked to mirror, repaired  tresses,
how she smiled and turn to glance?
Maybe mystic lied on her way of wearings,
in her fashion and subtle taste

All these things look as extra-precious  
But beauty of soul, perfection of deep knowledge and reason 
beyond all competitions and comparisons   
as a parts of  her grace and eternal elegance.
Form: Verse


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