Short Prudish Poems

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


Italian Prudery

Hisham Melhem
insists it must be either us or them
that prudish box
such a peculiar contrast to those Berlusconi jocks.
age
Form: Clerihew


Fountain of Youth---The Geriatric

This Shepherd boy hath long lost his flock,
Daydreaming in a daze
Not a thought I gave to the Time on the clock-
For those are the prudish ways!
Live in joy and merriment,
A Happiness without end? Ha!
I could never be more content
Than to have my Youth again!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member hush the blush

conditioned to adhere to a prudish code
when suddenly confronted we shy away
feeling debts to social etiquette are owed
but if winds of passion in heart make us sway
perhaps our subconscious we need to decode
that we stand erect both by night and by day
looking not at objects but their inner light
our tranquil heart pulsating with bliss delight

Premium Member Limerick Lament


Don't bastardise the limerick form and deviate from Edward Lear's norm Poet’s writing form wrong Should not deserve a gong Some efforts were just truly lukewarm The syllable count and rhyme scheme Ain’t something that folk should demean Limericks can be rudish Not designed for folk prudish Of writing poop poems I'm Queen!
Form: Limerick

Doe-Dolphin

doe dolphin 
bud dew-bedecked dawn
things all these 
past and gone 
grow wall,grow wall 
not the corn
flats- villa- duplex earth adorn
Veiling wardrobe vying with roar
sumtuous sex to seventh heaven soar
frigidity flirts with feverish flair
relishing euphoric ****** rare
poems popcorns petty prudish puff
licentious thoughts and roads all rough
hi hello friends vile vagrant words
as if unruly shepherds'herds
write not,write not,tell I myself
business brings this power nor pelf


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