Short Sarongs Poems

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

Is spring ever freaking well going to arrive
Bloody hell, it's long overdue, sakes alive
Done nothing wrong
Wear clean sarongs
Well sometimes I neglect to powder my thighs

© Jack Ellison  

Punta Cana on my t-shirt, had a wonderful time there
Two great weeks of sunny weather with a Caribbean flair
Girls in sarongs
Latin beat songs
A far away world with pure happiness in the air

© Jack Ellison  

Punta Cana DR on my t-shirt, had a wonderful time there
Two great weeks of sunny weather with a Caribbean flair
Girls in sarongs
Latin beat songs
A far away world with pure happiness in the air

© Jack Ellison  

I am dead to many, a few are dead to me.
I am not forgotten      
by girls in green silk sarongs

for they still pour me tea.

The dead are drunk on themselves,
as I am.

I throw up a rope,
they haul me up
enough to see
the moon 
caught in a teacup,

then I let them,
let them breathe life 
into my mouth.

© Eric Ashford  

I am dead to many, a few are dead to me.
I am forgotten 
by girls in green silk sarongs

yet they still pour me out like tea.

The dead are drunk on themselves,
as I am.

I throw up
a timeworn rope of thought

they haul me up
just enough for me to see
the moon
caught in a teacup,

then I allow them,
let them breathe life
into my mouth
and I again remember.

© Eric Ashford