Short Strippers Poems

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Premium Member Rare Books

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I wanna live
I wanna die
I wanna experience
Life on the top
And have a ton
Of money to dump
On drinks and strippers
Cigars and rare books
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Strippers

Oh, strippers make quite the display,
They strip down at work every day,
It’s not what you’re thinking,
You're off with that linking,
Just cars that they strip for their pay.
Form: Limerick

Classic Casanova

Does a classical-band ever howl?
It has been said a classical-band’s odd.
Yet as the coarse strippers revolved
And the sallow evening faded,
A civilian said she heard the classical-band howl
When the lips of dawn had matured.
Form: Verse

Saturday Night

Saturday Night. 
Toothpick body strippers tip toe the 3am stroll
Glitter, nines, lipstick, grime 
Time catches the last hours of the night
Heads lay in the treasures of dreams and slumber
A troubled world in sweet tranquility
Form: Verse

Stripper

strippers reported that customers: 
Grabbed them by the arm (88%) 
Grabbed their breast (73%) 
Grabbed their buttock (91%) 
Pulled their hair (27%) 
Pinched them (58%) 
Slapped them (24%) 
Bit them (36%) 
Note.Supari injection?
Form: List


Strippers Union

Something in the Times 
   today 
       about organizing 
the strippers
   Not a bad thought 
   These 
women 
provide 
a break 
   from the humdrum existence 
of many men 
    in our cold metropolis 
   Who out there in the darkness
remembers Cher's 
"Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves" 
     Every night the men 
 would come around and.......

Save Us, Please

I watch a tree fall,
I see it topple downward...
"Oh my God," I call.

The land is clear cut,
the animals cannot hide...
protest for their side.

Money is their king,
gold, silver, and diamond rings...
ruthless land strippers.

We must save the trees,
I beg and plead for help, please!...
Together - a breeze.



For "What's the Buzz" contest sponsored by Carol Brown.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Away In a Strip Mall

Away in a strip mall,
no strip did I see.
That strips might be sold there
means nothing to me.

And then I thought strip tease!
I walked all around
but no naked ladies
were there to be found.

No cute guys there either
in nothing but thongs
who hinted that maybe
they’d show us their dongs!

There’s Vegas strips, so why
not say a mall STRIP?
I went to see strippers
but wasted my trip.
Form: Rhyme

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