Short Lust Poems

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


Spilling From You

Filling you so deep, Your soul clenches like a vice, As I spill from you. (c) 2015 PJ Bayliss
© Pj Bayliss  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Red Love, Winter Lust

pink wintry sunset crimson lips rage red kisses; cherry blossoms blush March 2, 2016
Form: Haiku

Divine Stunner

Stunning by standing
Your curves ragdolling my mind
Divine rhapsody
Beckoning me to worship
Melting pot of sex appeal
Form: Tanka

Lust

Oh passionate creature,
Must you desire for such pleasure?

You wonder if there's a cure.
There is. Of that I'm sure.
© Tom O.  Create an image from this poem.

Sens De Mariachi

I think that I shall always fear
Mariachi with ice cold beer
Oompah-dazey
Drives me crazy
Igniting the sin in sincere
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Undying Love

I love his body.
He always says he loves mine.
I love his spirit.
He always reciprocates.
He and I share divine love.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Butterflies

All those butterflies 
hovering and fluttering 
iridescent eyes 
pollinating temptation 
just give in to a slow taste.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Carnal Desire

carnal desire
creeps upon him unaware
       slowly simmering



Date written: 10/27/2019
Form: Senryu

The Meeting of Lips

It came with innocence,
and kindled to flame.

A fire of elation
ecstasy
desire
that calmed my soul
in blessed sin.

Champagne Man

champagne man
whiskey legs
chant crush
nibble lick
mean bare
mistakes

please I am in
delirious starvation
of you

All I Need

…I need
My love
You are
All I need
My love
You are
All I need
My love
You are
All I need 
My love
You are
All…

Premium Member Nocturnal Delight

Oh what a magnificent night

Oh what an angelical sight

Scantily clad vision in white

Oh blessed nocturnal delight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Get A Room

Joe is in love with June
A girl with eyes like moon
Whenever they meet
They are not discreet
Wishing they’d get a room
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thought of the Day

strike us down that we may rise
all shook up, to our surprise 
aghast looking at our past
where dark lust was our repast
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Textbook Execution

blindfolded and bound 
           open fire ~ or sex appeal 
        sparks burst from the hearth


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Sitting Happy In My Bathtub

Sitting happy in my bathtub
Sailing my boat 
Smoothly between and around my kneecaps
When she stepped in and capsized me

Boxers

The FIRST round

of the fight

began evenly

matched.

But then, that look...

THAT LOOK

knocked

me

out.

Lust

Learned your lesson?
Unexpected things can happen!
Still think I am pathetic?
The wrong answer can cost you 
your life!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Lust

Men’s eyes explored as her gown sagged off her shoulder. 

7/24/2017

Poetry Contest: Lust 
Sponsored by: Lewis Raynes
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Ideal

You're my ideal.
You're so beautiful to me.
You are so regal.
You make so much love with me.
You and I are meant to be.
Form: Tanka

In Flagrante Delicto

A pigeon expressed to a dove
An urgent desire to make love
Like a maniac
He hopped on her back
Pursuant to all the above
Form: Limerick

Defloration

(Defloration: 10 words)


Biting sense
In absence of angel
White fairy
Falling down 


-November 25, 2018 Chattogram

His Kiss

His kiss
Renders me still.
The feeling of his lips
Makes my stomach flip.
With every little brush of skin
A fire is lit.

Its Only Lust

you can buy a thrill
at will
pleasure mabe be fulfill
thats just a jill pill
thats like rust
flow like the dust
ITS ONLY LUST

Premium Member The Heart

THE HEART


The heart,
Willing is to trade the
Soul,
Just to delight in
Pleasure!


© Demetrios Trifiatis
      25 APRIL 2013
Form: Epigram

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