Short Paulette Poems
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I could never forget Paulette
Around and around the wheel would go
But sadly her game was not roulette
Each spin brought her nothing but woe
Black Jack would have paid her debt...
Maybe!
Pink princess poodle Paulette provided plush pats
Potential suiters sauntered around her magnificent mats
Greasy grimy gringos glamorized gnarly nodding gnats
Lounging, lithe, lovely Paulette provided pleasing pats.
I met an old women on the internet
Her name was Paulette Paulette
She always seemed so sad, because dyslexia...she had
The poor women would always forget
Paulette-1 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Julia Ward
11/10/2021
Oh sweet Paulette of mine,
You grant me admirations
To ease the soft beauty of thine.
Oh sweet Paulette of mine,
Why so sad when you're so divine?
Freeing me of sorrow on all occasions.
Oh sweet Paulette of mine,
You grant me admirations.
With hope to win, Paulette
Tried her luck at the roulette
Lost the last penny that night
Broke down for the sad plight
Tears that rolled on cheeks wet
She could not ever forget.
December 4, 2021
Contest : Paulette - 1
Sponsor : Julia Ward
This is the story
it's sad, but it's true
of an innocent little girl
who suffers vile abuse
She's treated like Vermin
our poor little Paulette
by parents who make sure
she'll never forget
she is the cause
of their hatred, discust and regret.....
There was a voice behind the veil;
With closed lips and shouting eyes:
She had a message to say.
There was a voice behind the veil;
Her courage couldn't get a way,
But her heart now beats to rebel:
There was a voice behind the veil;
With closed lips and shouting eyes!
The cute coquette that I’ve just met -
a sweet petite brunette is she.
I sing her name: Paulette; Paulette -
the cute coquette that I’ve just met!
A date with her I aim to get
so one day on one knee I’ll be!
The cute coquette that I’ve just met -
a sweet petite brunette is she.
Jan. 10, 2022
Paulette went on a holiday
Visiting Italy and France
To mark her fortieth birthday
Paulette went on a holiday
Saw the Arc de Triomphe today
And adored Venice at first glance
Paulette went on a holiday
Visiting Italy and France
December 21, 2021
Paulette - 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Julia Ward
Have you heard about Paulette?
Poor girl's in a dreadful plight!
Got herself into such debt.
Have you heard about Paulette?
Seems her home is under threat-
Gambled in the dead of night.
Have you heard about Paulette?
Poor girl's in a dreadful plight!
11.01.22
Paulette - 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor -Julia Ward
Siren-red hair, it screams from port.
Starboard aflame with twilight’s trance.
Intense Paulette ~ the sea’s consort.
Siren-red hair, it screams from port,
nudging the captain and his court.
Danger at dawn - high risk romance.
Siren-red hair, it screams from port.
Starboard aflame with twilight’s trance.
1/8/2021
moon, window tree’s shadow in my bedroom
the multiverse stares at me.
close my eyes, cling to a happy star.
Paulette curls up beside me, knowing I will leave tomorrow.
fear in her eyes, heavy soul,
we feel the same.
Suddenly I wake in tears, alone, and remember, how could I forget.
“Pauletteee” I cry
12/14/2021
Paulette was a pretty girl
and all the boys would try to steal
a kiss, a pearl, a secret twirl.
Paulette was a pretty girl
With a very naughty curl
right in the middle of her forehead...
Paulette was a pretty girl
and pity the boys who tried to steal.
For: Paulette - 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
December 29, 2021
PAULETTE - 1
I loved you so, my sweet Paulett
And although you said I should forget,
The day you walked out through the door,
I never will.
Five years have passed by since the day
You packed your bags and walked away.
And though you hurt me to the core,
I love you still
20th November 2021
Paulette - 1 poetry contest
Sponsor - Julia Ward
Independent Paulette knew how to do
She got along well in her little town
She was optimistic and rarely blue
Independent Paulette knew how to do
She could do the work of more than a few
She was upbeat, positive, rarely ever down
Independent Paulette knew how to do
She got along well in her little town
Written 12-28-21
Contest: Triolet
Sponsor: Juliet Ward
Gliding through the cement sidewalks she walks,
leather pants, black shirt, combat boots,
trench coat, beige lipstick, sunglasses she talks
gliding through the cement sidewalks she walks,
hands reach to touch the glow of her bright stock
fashion fell dead in her presence her roots
gliding through the cement sidewalks she walks,
and nobody ever appeared so cute
I've a childhood friend I cannot forget.
Since first grade, I've known Paulette.
I haven't heard from her in some time,
and both of us are well past our prime.
I called to see how she was doing,
and right off she started boo-hooing.
I was sorry to learn her health is bad.
Poor Paulette, sounded terribly sad.
November 11, 2021
Paulette - 1 Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
Paulette – 1
He called her Pauli (it’s short for Paulette)
But this new family changed her name to Mae.
They are kind enough, but she can’t forget
He called her Pauli (it’s short for Paulette).
Sure, they feed, and pet, and walk her, yet
She misses his home, his voice, and the way
He called her Pauli (it’s short for Paulette),
And this new family changed her name to Mae.
My heart goes out to my good friend Paulette.
Her husband of ten years left suddenly.
His parting words she never will forget,
and from her dark abyss she can’t break free.
He said, “I just don’t love you anymore.
I’m sorry, but my heart I can’t ignore.”
Poor sweet Paulette is wounded to the core.
November 21, 2021
entered in the Paulette 1 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
Struggling with sorrow
Time she had to borrow
Her mind filled with pity
Her position wasn’t pretty
She had the name of Paulette
God knows she couldn’t forget
How he’d kissed away her pain
Left her without cloud or rain
Then someone new he’d met
And she was left here to fret
Paulette - 1 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Julia Ward
November 10, 2021
Sweet Paulette with sparkling eyes
How marvelous to take you for my bride
I say my solemn vows; I hear your sighs
Sweet Paulette with sparkling eyes
Your lovely vows, I shall memorize
I will always have you by my side
Sweet Paulette with sparkling eyes
How marvelous to take you for my bride.
written December 15, 2021
especially for "Paulette -2" poetry contest
sponsored by Julia Ward
You were our first-born, our sweet baby girl
We named you Paulette, and I’ll never forget
Holding you when you arrived on that wintry day
So long ago, but then they told us you were gone,
That we would not be taking you home, Paulette,
Your little lungs were simply not strong enough
Though you seemed perfect in every other way.
Written November 11, 2021
For “Paulette – 1” poetry contest
Sponsored by Julia Ward
Paulette loves her newest blind date,
though none before him worked out well;
most ranked below her five-star rate.
Paulette loves her newest blind date;
found romantic promise in fate-
and soon she fell under love's spell.
Paulette loves her newest blind date-
though none before him worked out well!
January 11, 2022
Contest: Paulette -2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
Theme: Lucky Love
Lucille, Myriam, Marguerite,
Know, I am not looking for an angel,
Ludivine, Cécile, Catherine,
Françoise, Julie, Jacqueline,
Gaëlle, Sylvie, Antoinette,
Margot, Béatrice, Paulette,
Would you go to Italy, my angels,
Manon, Sophie, O pretty girls,
Irène, Suzanne, or Stéphanie,
Alexandria, Alexandra, Mélanie,
Judith, Pauline, Clara, Morgane,
Is it the intoxication of Monbazillac?
Know, I am not looking for an angel.
Lovely Paulette stood beneath moon and stars
Listening to sighs of joy and wonder
Wishing for some time to write her memoirs
Lovely Paulette stood beneath moon and stars
She knew love this alive was always ours
Love this stunning is wilder than thunder
Lovely Paulette stood beneath moon and stars
Listening to sighs of joy and wonder
Paulette - 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Julia Ward
December 15, 2021