Short Rear End Poems

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


Her Only Solution

She had quite a leaky old bladder,
and a rear end as flat as a platter,
she went to the store,
cant take it anymore,
Depends now makes her rear appear fatter.
Form: Limerick


Rough Cowgirl Etta

Rough desperate cowgirl Etta,
Really should have known better,
When she finally got a boyfriend
She quickly branded his rear end,
He surely did live to regret her.
Form: Limerick

Want To Propose

Want To Propose

This is what I want to propose
If fly is open and it shows
How far down must it go
Before rear end starts to show
Felt a tingling in my toes.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Never Tired of Looking At You

I never get tired of looking at you

I never get tired
of looking at you
my dear

I love your face
I love your breasts
I love especially your rear end
carnally enticing to me
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Why the Porcupine Cannot Dine With the Queen

Pity the poor porcupine
  on what kind of chair can it dine

It cannot sit on its rear end
  for its quills will not bend

And if it stands on its head
  it will surely be dead
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Room To Grow

When buying clothing in latter years Allow room to grow, especially 'bout the rear For some strange reason The rear end region Is destined to expand much faster than your ears
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rear End Rash

I've started to freak out, I've run outta gas Can't think of giggly stuff that will tickle your ass Maybe an elderly lady Naked near eighty Shielded my eyes for fear of a rear-end rash
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Backward To Forward

Backward Bashful, Reversed Retreating, Inverting, Retiring Bigot, Rear End; Progress, Frontage Advancing, Developing, Growing Cultured, Civilized Forward
written August 23, 2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Who Me, Mature

Me? Mature??! Ha! I still laugh when The ketchup bottle “farts”... into convulsions I descend Immature you say From reality I stray Giggle when I see a lady's skirt tucked up in her rear end
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Baboon Bummer

A baboon at the zoo cleverly made gestures to me like a friend, then turned right around, displaying to me his giant red ugly rear end! Aug. 23, 2017 for the Animal Nonsense Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Visiting Beatnik Cats

they are beatnik cats, their house is a bit much I was told.
Their colors were all warm – purples, reds, pinks, all bold.
I love it here I said, sitting down in a cozy sixties beatnik chair.
Of course, by the time I left my rear end was full of cat hair.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Visiting Beatnik Cats

they are beatnik cats, their house is a bit much I was told.
Their colors were all warm – purples, reds, pinks, all bold.
I love it here I said, sitting down in a cozy sixties beatnik chair.
Of course, by the time I left my rear end was full of cat hair.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member we both dread this

We are taking the dog to the vet today
He weighs as much as I did when I was a bride
His rear end is bigger than mine
I cannot do it alone

I dread this, my husband says
I can relate
I dread it too
Not the car ride, but the shots

We don’t like anyone hurting our dog.

Nosferatu

Nosferatu, I got a ear for this ship.

I'm all ears.

Predominantly black, attire twill and tweed.

Intriguing to the stem

Nosferatu

Projection with black cinema.

With a rear end like black velveteen.

Satin and wool like a sheep. 

That never goes to sleep.

In my conure' owl state.

Tails

They asked the fox about his witness. 
He pointed to his tail. 
They asked the dog about his witness. 
He pointed to the baboon.
They asked the gorilla about his witness. 
He pointed to his rear end.
Tail is tail.


* Six lines poem that has three micro stories; the seventh line is so short conclusion.
Form: Other

Premium Member I Passed By

Beat up old Ford,
along the freeway,
rear end jacked,
flat tire is off,
the trunk is open
and the dentritus
of a life exposed.
Clothes, empty brake 
fluid cans,
children's toys,
a paper back book,
loose pages dancing
in the traffic,
flat spare tire and
tools left lying
impotent in a frozen
moment.

Continue To Shock

represented- projected reflected
from everywhichaway today is
everyday & what can i say i'm
working towards the end & my
reasons are in the air (i don't care)
but i'll defend, give you a spank
on the rear end. don't commend
the likes of me cuz you like me
continue to shock- startling
developments which i systematic
ally destroy.

Premium Member A Miracle For Modern Times

There was a Jewish man from Andorra
Who singed his rear end on a menorah
   Sparks flew to his feet
   Providing this treat
He sure danced one mean Chanukah hora






__________________________________________________
Notes:
  A menorah is the special Chanukah lamp lit for eight nights
  The hora is a traditional Jewish/Israeli celebratory circle dance
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tequila Ted Talk

Lit up like a Christmas tree 
Is papa after his festive drink
He’s a funny one
Can’t hold his tongue
Dances and he sings

Words that make no sense
Long winded when he’s bent
He gives a Ted Talk
About how to stand tall
And falls on his rear end

Despite his huge blue pride
He knew too drunk to drive
In his sloppy stupor
He calls an Uber
Goes home to angry wife
Form: Limerick

Compliment Or Insult

She wasn’t sure
If he had paid her
A compliment or an insult,
When he patted her posterior
And called her a bubble butt...

Wikipedia states: "Bubble butt" has at least two connotations, which are at odds with each other: either a small, round and firm pair of buttocks resembling a pair of soap bubbles next to each other, or a large rear end, seemingly about to burst from the strain.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Environmental shots

Unique
Elite swimmer
brown, tailless, Pied-billed Grebes
can float, dive or simply submerge
graceful

dark eyes
cinnamon tone
heard but not often seen
rear end feet, lobed toes, poor flier
gawky

small bird
solitary
widespread, but rarely seen
dramatic silent crash-diver
decent

patient
near to nest bowl
I hide in marsh water
to capture still clear reflection
I wait
Form: Cinquain

Are Best Won

Are Best Won


Found football for fools

With their ridiculous rules

Different thoughts of schools.


Mules sure are stubborn

Must hit again and again

In of course rear end.


Football have to boot

As I sit like an old coot

Loudly have to hoot.


Super Bowl just won

Whole team will sit in the sun

Now they are best one


James Thomas Horn

Retired Veteran
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Away In a Red Bull

AWAY IN A RED BULL
Away in a Red Bull No speed limit here I drive at two hundred I’m born with no fear I catch the Mercedes And pass it with ease From then on my rear end Is all that he sees I enter the pit lane The pit crew awake Four tyres in three seconds No error they make No one can stay near me And each night I pray That always and ever That’s how it will stay
Form: Rhyme

Old 66 Mustang

This 1966 mustang that i own
It unique and thinks it has it own throne
Oh yes it drives
Thats until the engine dies
Was this car ever fast
To me it seems out classed
Since last year I've worked on this car
Everyone knows i haven't got that far
But i know it has potential
Even thought i just broke it rear end differential
It doesn't roar
And no its not like that greek god thoar
More or less its funny 
I should call it a big lovable bunny

Premium Member Two Limericks, Strictly For the Birds

~ CONFUSED MALE CANARY ~

  There once was a confused male canary
  Who fancied himself a real cute faerie
     He found a male friend
     Peered in his rear end
  Pulled out a note: "Hi, My name's Mary."  



   ~ POOR KITTEN NAMED **** ~

  Sue took in a poor kitten she named ****
  Showed her a reefer, some really good stuff
     **** whipped out a badge
     Inscribed with this adage
  You were busted when you took your first puff
Form: Limerick

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