Short Playboys Poems

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


Limerick August 26th, 2019

Cantankerous celibate husband
long time since male member did expand
overdosed viagra
bulge rivaled Niagara
exciting playboys in grandstand
Form: Limerick


Henhouse Party

The chook house was found in disarray;
eggs were broken in a manic affray,
there were playboys galore; 
drunk chooks on the floor -
the police are suspecting foul play.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pixie Petula Penelope

playful prancing pixie Petula Penelope
prancing in a parade beside Patty and me
preventing platitudes from distracting playboys three
privately pestering both Patty and me

Premium Member Class of 1800

Children once thrilled to brilliant musicians
    Hayden and Mozart, Shubert and Shuman

  My generation grew up on playboys and madmen
    Hugh Hefner and Alfred E. Newman

  The musicians gave brilliant exhibitions
    My generation shed its inhibitions
Form: Couplet

Stella-Rose

A sultry beauty dressed to thrill,
Her hair and make up without flaw,
Dull parties swing as she arrives,
Intriguing, captivating all.

She knows the famous and the rich,
And sips champagne with Royalty,
A girl that playboys want to date,
She has a secret: she’s a he…
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


A Mindless Hunch

Travelling in your dreams or dreaming in your travels
You want to be seen or you want to be hidden 
Selfies are better or nature is bigger 
You love the sky or you hate the land 
Like a lazy night or a hyperactive bang
Partying hard or driving through the dark
Silent hood or a dog that barks
Love yourself or the playboys
Getting married or become a loner 
Eating to live or living to eat?
Using your hands or thighs that spreads
Whatever it is, doesn't make any sense

Premium Member Staging the Night

Alabaster staircase framing chandeliers
    Picassos, Renoirs, Van Goghs lining the walls
  Marble floors, dazzling in the starlight
    Polished perfection staging the Night

  Dainties, delicacies, tray after tray
    Sweetmeats, exotic fruits, more on the way
  Debonair men in their tuxes emerge from limousines
    Women goddesses wear sequined gowns, leggy queens

  Playboys, playgirls of the Riviera making the scene
    Jealousy left wondering what it all means
Form: Couplet

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