Short Mary Jane Poems
Short Mary Jane Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mary Jane by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mary Jane by length and keyword.
Mary Jane enjoyed a good smoke
She was a cat who loved to toke
Yes indeed
She loved weed
Her downfall didn't come till coke
smells like teen spirit
the impulse and ammonia
lynx and mary jane
heated hormone heavy air
fogs the windows of the bus
by gail
sip sonnet not gin
smoke haiku not Mary Jane
lip language champagne
dip poetry green
toxic brain literacy
thrill not pill stay sane
Jim's mother in-law old sweet Mary-Jane
accused him again and put him to shame
for leaving his poo
all over her loo
I wonder who pushed her out of the train.
There once was a lovable loser
A smoker and hard-drinking boozer
Devil said, Try Mary Jane
She'll surely ease all your pain
Loser vowed ~ never to abuse her
I came across a bag of weed
That had not a stem nor seed
I comptemplated whether I should or not
But I quickly told my conscience to stop
So I put my pride to the side and did the deed
Out of their hotels like gypsies they roam,
so we fumigate our infested home.
Foglike drugs they inhale —
roach smoke under the veil.
Dear Mary Jane makes herself right at home.
2/20/2018
M-orn
A-mazingly
R-elieves
Y-our
J-inx
A-fter
N-ighttime
E-agerly
E-ndorsing
J-oy
A-s
N-ew
D-awn
A-rrives
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane Ejanda (May 21)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-arvelous
A-uthor
R-emembers
Y-ou
J-ust
A-pplying
N-atal
E-vent's
L-oveliness
U-nder
N-ote
A-bout
S-weetness
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane B. Lunas (January 22)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-y
A-nnual
R-egards
Y-ou
J-oyfully
A-ppreciate
N-icely
E-mploy
O-ne
R-ight
O-pus'
S-ensible
A-crostic
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane T. Orosa (January 09)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
E-xtraordinary
D-evotion
W-orks
I-n
N-ice
&
M-arriage
A-s
R-eunion's
Y-early
J-oy
A-pplies
N-uptial
E-xcitement
Topic: Anniversary of Edwin & Mary Jane Short (May 14)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-y
A-nnual
R-egards
Y-ield
J-oyful
A-crostic's
N-ice
E-xpression
L-etting
U-plifting
N-ote
A-pply
S-ensibility
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane B. Lunas (January 22)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-orn
A-nd
R-adiance
Y-ield
J-oyful
A-nd
N-atural
E-ffulgence
F-or
R-ays
A-re
N-icely
C-oming
I-n
S-un's
C-omplete
O-penness
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane Q. Francisco (December 15)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Hootin Bootin Shootin Tootin Smokin Lokin Caterpillar
Running around in the recesses of the darkened cellar
Taking long deadly drags from his menthol minded mary jane.
We cannot sing this song without a lively mootin grootin refrain.
M-essage
A-bout
R-eader's
Y-early
J-oy
A-pplies
N-ice
E-xpression's
F-abulous
R-apture
A-s
N-atal
C-elebrant
I-s
S-haring
C-heerful
O-ccasion
Topic: Birthday of Mary Jane Q. Francisco (December 15)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
C-ouple's
A-nniversary
R-ightfully
L-ets
O-ptimistic
&
M-essage
A-bout
R-egards
Y-ield
J-oy
A-t
N-uptial
E-vent
A-s
N-oble
T-heme
O-f
N-ames
I-mplements
O-ccasion
Topic: Anniversary of Carlo & Mary Jane Antonio (March 31)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
UP, and away I go, Hello Mexico!
It's my annual Vacation.
Those Frequent Flyer miles sure saved my Cash,
Except from Thirst and Starvation!
Round ended, Well blended, Senoritas,
There'd be no Fender I'd pass!
Mary Jane and Three more Margaritas,
AAH! It's Splendor in the Grass!
She was not mine for long.
Her man lived in a double-wide,
down a dusty Florida road.
With mouth and tongue,
I explored her
the florets,
her aromatic buds.
When we parted
she left me with a cough.
Shortly after, I took up with Jack D.
Strictly platonic
but we do sleep well together.
Shut the window
Don't bang the window
I know you want to hit my head
With something harder than the pillow
Mary Jane, Mary Jane, I love my green
I wish I could smoke it with my chic
But she always gives me that look
When I roll up one or two
She always rolls her eyes
When she sees my red eyes
an hour farther
time art even and...
hollowed be the game
the kinks that come
can be undone from...
any nerves gone uneven
so for us these days
are daily bred for sieving...
trash from gained stuff
and get to this
our time-station to...
deliver an even-all main
stan sand
Mary Jane ‘Mae’ West
Her double entrendre was simply the best
On how her life should be depicted
Said ‘I used to be Snow White ~ but I drifted’
Written 21st March 2019
Contest: Celebrity or Famous Person Clerihew
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
1st place
Contest Brian's Select 8
Sponsor Brian Strand
3rd PLACE
Not long ago
at the corner of
Ironic Avenue and
Mary Jane Lane, I grew
plump tuluberries with wiry
roots secured deep underneath
the muddy banks of Shasta Lake.
Cream flowed
from dangling taps
nourishing with foam.
Prayers welcomed blessed
survival when life held some
meaning beyond ticks on tricky
balance sheets singed as leverage.
Ripped by a rose
She has a smile worth a thousand sunshines, even in the dark she glows...
She is the girl next door, Mary Jane.
I cannot ask for her numbers for she is the kind that humbles an eagle, she is one of a kind.
I am crushing hard, face first into the hive where bees sting hard like lies.
Tick tock! I am running out of time.... I got to make her mine.
Back on Baker Street -
pulling on a calabash pipe.
Paganini and Bach stream through
a cracked third-story window.
The Merseybeat’s…
the disaffected Pink Floyd years,
Mary Jane brain, mulling over
puffing magic dragons;
reading Sherlock Holmes
secretly.
Today, downloading
a picture of myself back then,
no pipe just a youthful smirk
as I strut down that busy road.
Sometimes I wish I still smoked.
ELEGY TO AN ADDICT
To love a pill,
is this life today?
Popping up happiness,
downing it away.
God in a needle,
lift yourself higher.
Killing the seed
of sexual desires.
Dear, Mary Jane,
where have you been?
Couldn't fine ya,
now, I'm stuck on heroin.
How in the hell
did I get in this fix?
Heroin for breakfast,
heroin for kicks.
All the pills
have drifted away.
The needle's more
of my life today.