Short Teenaged Poems
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That boy threatened to leave you if you didn’t sleep with him,
But now that you are pregnant he has moved on to pastures new,
Your mother and I are here to help you raise our grandchild.
Lustifully
Overreaching
Vainly
Eager
Sensually
Public
Rendering
Everything
Alternatively
Disfigured
Sexual
Optimistically
Neurotic
Teenaged
Overdone
Always
Sexually
Tired
What every Teenaged girl needs,
A Plan B
When it comes to SEX and
Pregnancy
In terms of looking at it,
Mathematically
To prevent One and One from
Being three
Especially, if MOTHERHOOD, early
In life, they don't see
Besides, aine Nothing like, being
Single and carefree
Cosmopolitan look of this CEO
Perfectly carved in a ratio
Suit dark suits him much
He rocks in all seasons such
Hailing from Guntur chilli region
Bay of Bengal being his swimming station
Blessed with two teenaged gals
Fortunate to have princesses and pals
May his birthday fetch him success
With peace prolific and royal riches..!
After the Movies
Valentine’s Day Night 1959
Curiously with a
slant of his face
my chin turned up
and then the embrace.
A teenaged kiss in
in his best friend’s car
while Johnny Mathis sang,
“Chances Are”
So close, so close
as I nuzzled his cheek
he whispered “I love you”
can we do this next week?
©Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
February 12, 2012
neighborhood children
laughing play hide-and-go-seek—
he steals his first kiss
a teenaged couple
smooching beneath the bleachers—
flashlights and sirens
a husband and wife
smiling on Valentine’s Day—
a pink negligee
© January 27, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: Romantic Senryu Contest
Sponsored by: Francine Roberts
DRIVE, BYE
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Not a soldier of war
MIA'S caught up in a family of no one cares
Just drive...
MIA-Mother's Involvements Always cries
Raising infant, toddler, teenaged boys alone
What for
Cousin Charlie sitting on the steps
Not even knowing it's soon to be his last
breath
Drive, bye
Drive by
Coward points a gun
Shoots his sixth victim
Neither a battle, now a war
09/09/2017
written by James Edward Lee Sr.