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Short Toga Poems

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


Toga Party
toga party waking up without my sheet...

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Categories: toga, funny, horror,
Form: Monoku



Premium Member Hail Caesar
Wide-eyed, hopeless, there he staggers

In his back a dozen daggers

Dying, toga turning red

You too Brutus? Caesar said...

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Categories: toga, death,
Form: Rhyme
Godhead
That freedom is a fine goddess
Is a keepsake to which we Americans are wise.
Her toga conceals timeless wounds
That once perhaps were lies....

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Categories: toga, life,
Form: Verse
Mr Bowman
There was a young man named John Bowman
Who was renowned as a bit of a showman
He practiced Yoga
Dressed in a toga
Convinced that he was a real Roman...

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Categories: toga, crazy, funny, humorous, silly,
Form: Limerick
Roman Toga
There was an old man from Saratoga
Who always wore an old Roman toga
Spice of parties they’d shout
Showing bony knees he’d flout
Till he froze to death in North Dakota....

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Categories: toga, humor,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Hes a Good Sport - Bawdy
Old Olfa’s an expert at yoga and viewed as a bit of an ogre When gals see him rise They get a surprise He’s naked beneath his white toga! 09/30/20
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Categories: toga, body, clothes,
Form: Limerick
Tony's Torrid Toga - For Contest
Tony wants to teach Mary some yoga, While dressed in a short, little toga He bends over the mat, Where she just then had sat. From jail Tony cannot now teach yoga.
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Categories: toga, autumn, humor, silly,
Form: Limerick
The Great Poet
It’s not all easy being favoured as a great gifted poet
All this deigning and stooping just to let people know it

But that’s not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed toga keeps on snagging the door...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toga, on writing and words
Form: Rhyme
The Magnificent Poet
It’s not all easy being favoured the great gifted poet
All a deigning and stooping just to let people know it

But that’s not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed white toga repeatedly snags the door...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toga, natural disasters
Form: Couplet
The Great Poet
It is not all easy being favoured as a great gifted poet
All this deigning and stooping just to let people know it

But that is not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed toga keeps on snagging the door 

(PS I wanted to tick humour but it was spelled humor!)...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toga, fun,
Form: Rhyme
The Great Poet
It’s not all easy being favoured as a great gifted poet
All this deigning and stooping just to let people know it

They do deign but I just do so to see them pass 
Tomorrow perhaps worse they want to kiss my arse

But that’s not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed toga keeps ruddy snagging the door...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toga, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Movie Lover
MOVIE    LOVER


I always loved movies bad and good  
With great heroes  Heston and  Eastwood
With a fistful of commandments  and 
Toga  or  spurs  costumes, and  sand.
Forever fighting bad-guys and bad-acting,
In hot deserts where everyone was speaking 
English and even Jesus’ accent  had a Milwaukee strain,
And Israel  or Mexico were really  Spain....

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Categories: toga, funny
Form: Couplet
Life Judgement
No premise of permissiveness, positive!
A good judge must always be human, and always distressed...
The toga is not a superhero cloak...
It is known that the trapeze artist's illness
is to think he knows and can fly...
The lyrics kill life,
but the letter must be at the service of life...
Knowing that life is quicksand
let us be and continue as righteous...!
With our sacred missions....

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Categories: toga, allusion, analogy, appreciation, extended metaphor, judgement,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Great Poet
It’s not all easy being favoured as a great gifted poet
All this deigning and stooping just to let people know it

They do deign but I just do so to see them pass 
Tomorrow perhaps worse they want to kiss my ass

But that’s not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed toga keeps ruddy snagging the door 


PP .
The Great Poet is most embarrassed using the word for a donkey for a fleshy nice shaped bottom for the sake of a silly rhyme !...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toga, funny, parody,
Form: Couplet

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