Short Lured Poems
Short Lured Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lured by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lured by length and keyword.
Biting the lured hook, shortened its long lifespan, look, Fish became a prey .
Would you like some peanut butter caramel brownie pie?
I can top it off with marshmallow peach ice cream.
Who is this woman? And does she already have a best friend?
I nod, following her down the street to a strange house.
On that balcony flooded by early light,
no sadder eyes reflect a profound desire;
Juliet fell for someone humble and smart,
and her wish was to meet him somewhere.
Ah, beauty that a very handsome lad tried to lure,
you refuse to hold his hand, but choose poverty:
a life of wealth isn't your wish...neither is vanity!
He was lured into her lair
By her mesmerizing stare
And while he was in there
She issued him a dare
She dared him to sit still
While she enforced on him her will
Promising a thrill
Never offered by another girl
He wasn’t really sure
If he should bite into her lure
Then he heard the locking door
And was heard from never more
Mr. Cat knew it all; he had opinions upon opinions.
He caused a ruckus in every corner of his town.
Did not care; it was his way – devil’s advocate
With a devil’s cat tongue.
The other cats were sick of it.
They could not take bossy and arrogant.
Mr. Cat was lured into the forest
It was not pretty
They began by knocking off his top hat
They stole his monocles
And they were mean and snotty
He was astounded. None of them had ever complained.
Pinwheels lured the giraffe into the wilds of Cancun.
They were twirling millions of time faster than the moon.
You are so funny! Said a bullfrog; tall, but no big buffoon.
I am glad that you said giraffe. Can you sell me a balloon?
Pinwheels are all I sell said the bullfrog. They are colorful.
Twirling around and around is their ultimate goal.
I love them so much, it is difficult to watch them go bye-bye.
Sixteen please, the giraffe said because he was not shy.