Short Tuxedo Poems

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


Gazebo

There once was a young man from Toledo
Who fast needed to rent a tuxedo
He went in
Was too thin
Suit hung on him like a cloth gazebo
Form: Limerick


Wild Birds

Endangered penguins on the ice.
Small tuxedo wearing waiters.
Keep the party warm, in a trice
                     they'll need gaiters.

Premium Member CaTs

CaTs


Hello Tuxedo
The Kitty Cat.

What A LOOK
On Your FACE!

Remember?

Now I Know

All Cats.

-Gray Squirrel

05-19-2025

Premium Member No partying tonight

Harley dressed in elegant tuxedo.
Always in the mood for playful cuddles.
Prefers to lounge at home.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Brown Shoes

When things you do you always lose
You consequently have the blues
        How you will feel
        You can’t conceal
The world’s a Tuxedo and you are brown shoes!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Tango

wow! hot sizzling steps
flourishes and flounces
she is in chiffon
where did he get the tuxedo?
he was never this debonair or polished when we dated
I stare, mesmerized

Premium Member Wedding Blues

There once was a bridegroom so wacky
His tuxedo was made of green khaki
   His bride screamed, "Ee gad!"
   Then went raving mad---
Her wedding ring was pure ticky-tacky
Form: Limerick

Premium Member don juan cat

milk breath gigolo
a tuxedo tom
cat with attitude
cat-walking down the alley
felines fuss and mew
conniving to capture this Don Juan
his wives roll their eyes
they know the game
cat

Premium Member prom stuff

she loves her tiara and satin gown
he’s in a stiff tuxedo, feels like a clown
another mismatched couple, who will marry after prom
thinking they are in love, a small world they live on
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Happily Forever After

her white chiffon dress swirled around his dark tuxedo
they were waltzing to the delight of their wedding guests
magical moment captured by cameras around the room
happily forever after

Premium Member Tuxedo Cat

My old tuxedo cat
   climbs again 
onto my lap
   seeking the comfort 
of my petting   rubbing hands,
just as so   my heart   seeks 
   the dear comfort 
of her soft gentle
   purrings.

Premium Member Penguines

Penguins are flightless birds
Their home Antarctic
They are sea birds
In colour they are black 
     and white
All they need is a 
     big red bow
To dress up their tuxedo
The ladies wear scarfs
Form: Verse

Premium Member On a Day Such as This

Pink carnation clouds
blue tuxedo horizon
goldfinch and windchime.
Tree dancer and silver leaf
porch swinging memories
angel hair and honeybee.
On a day such as this, passing away would be a breeze.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Penguin Cat and Groom

penguin waddling across the ice
tuxedo tom a cat who is not nice
little scoops of caramel ice

man dressed in tux and a cummerbund
penguin, cat, and groom on the run
they all have fun, they all have fun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Black and White

Black satiny, ebony dashing, unbridling, entertaining formal tuxedo, athlete, wedding gown, chalk snowing, swaddling, sparkling cottony, sudsy White
Written April 29, 2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Can I Have the Next Ride

Tuxedo cat, come ride me said the flamingo rocker
He ran over and jumped on and soon had a gawker
Can I have the next ride? Asked a mouse at his feet.
Tuxedo cat said “certainly,” for he looked good to eat.
Form: Rhyme

The Dance

Serenity unfolds ~
   Upon a pond 
      of gentle calm,
He dances in clear moonlight ~
To an unheard grand piano,
   He glides 
     along his crystal floor ~
Moving in a peaceful rhythm,
In his white tuxedo.
Form:

Premium Member They Wobble

Cheers to the Penguin
our tuxedo-feathered friend.
They're sorta shaped like bottles
from end to end.
Though he can't act, or model
On swimming most depend.
And they wobble at full throttle
Cheers to our little friends.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member They Dress For Theater

They dress for theater with gloves up to their elbows
The Roosevelts, Thomases, Rockafellers, and Shelbows.
They wear their glitziest tiaras, while carrying their fans.
On their arms they show off their tuxedo-wearing mans.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Don't You Hate When This Happens

     A burr stuck smack-dab in the back
     of his white tuxedo
     Everyone pointing at it
     He couldn’t quite reach it though 

     Balked at removing his tux
        No idea of what it was 
        His life on hold
Form: Imagism

Milo

Black and white are you Milo.
Wearing your tuxedo fur,
like no other.
You stand alone.
What a presence,
with such simplicity.
Your strength and neediness
says so much.
Remember me
more than the faults.
I chose you as you chose me.

The Murder Diaries Iv

She mirrored the shape of a psychotic hooker
Tattooed by hickeys and bruises
Written upon the pages of her breasts
In lieu of her nightly pearl tuxedo
The teeth protruding from her ******
Began hissing and spitting at me
The war was far from over…
Form: Verse

Premium Member arrogant tuxedo cat

tuxedo cat’s eyes rose up like a pregnant woman
I had caught him with the expensive vodka
the one we only bring out in December
Is that my cigarette? I give him a stare down
He puts his tail up and arrogantly whisks away
knowing who is in charge here
cat

Premium Member An Evening With You

Escargot, brie, foie gras
Fondue, confit, caviar 
Black tuxedo, evening dress
Handsome, gorgeous, do impress 
Opera in the royal hall
Afterwards a regal ball
Doors held open, jacket spread
Elegance and chivalry not dead
Form: Rhyme

Buffet Lunch Champagne Canapes

Long  lilac  dress  pearl-grey  tie
Casual elegant beautiful woman
Smell fresh ground coffee beans
Newly refurbished town  houses
Colour swatches  drawing room
House in the family for centuries 
Man in tuxedo jovial atmosphere
Clock tower flowery gardens zoo
Form: Verse

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