Short Tiki Poems

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


Tipi and Tiki

Tipi and Tiki two girls homebound,
One had diarrhoea one was sound;
One got in a yellow press,
Other a hell of a mess,
Between two stools one fell to the ground.
fun
Form: Limerick


Tongue Tied With a Tiki

Tongue Tied with A Tiki

What I did was to take off my tiny tiki,
And what is left on body was my bikini,
Told by tone,
A party thrown
On an island where men are a Meany. 

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Charlie the Tiki Lounge Bartender

sandy wooden slats
coconut covered lights
dried out palms
an assortment of bottles
lively bartender who knows my name
I spend Saturday nights here
meeting friends who aren’t really
pretending excitement that I do not feel
I am a bit of a lush,
here is Charlie now

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