Short Unmentionable Poems

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

Lucy Loose was a wench unconventional
well known for doing things nonsensical.
She made a public scene
with frisky Billy Breen.
When she up and did the unmentionable.

© Paul Schneiter  

You make my life so easy
sucking up the dirt and fluff,
hair that makes me quite queasy 
and all sorts of unmentionable stuff.
You never get tired or wheezy
and help when things get rough.
Or when I feel rather uneasy,
you show you’re always tough enough.

Theme 2
48 words

© Alexander Blackie  

I read Cyndi's blog
Lord have mercy!

I laughed
Lord have mercy!

And then I thought about my unmentionable
Lord have mercy!

Then I laughed again
Lord have mercy!

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Funny thing, tried to use the word "******" instead of unmentionable, but ever time I did, just saw stars... go figure

© Nancy Jones  

unreachable dreams
of heroes unsung
unfeeling screams
of hearts come undone
              unreliable sources
              speaking the unmentionable
              undeniable forces
              advocating the unfathomable
unraveling of the mind
when truth is uncovered
unquestionable this find
previously undiscovered

© Christy Stover  

The combined light of all that shines
  has blinded my eyes to the fact
    That white lies, blurred lines, and silly signs
      reflect everything I truly lack 

I've been seduced by a clever ruse 
  that was used to divert my attention
    The clues were suffused in the myriad hues 
      In the eyes of the muse I did not mention

© Trey Hamner  

Honor the Purple Triangles,
Who put their souls on the line.
Courageous unwavering ordinary folk,
Infused with spiritual power.

Standing up in face of evil,
Against impossible odds.
Enduring unmentionable atrocities,
Upholding what is right.

United and bonded in peace and love,
withdrawing from man’s war.
The Purple Triangles: CONQUERORS,
We follow you in awe.

© Susan Palli  

She's always cleaning up someone's mess
Scrubbing the toilet and changing the bed
Working hard to keep her dear family fed
What happened in there she can only guess

Without a thought towels thrown on the floor
Empty boxes and bottles from a big bash
Unmentionable things in the bathroom trash
Sometimes reluctant to even open the door

Perhaps someday she'll be a hotel guest
If so she'll  thank the maid every day
To help to make up for minimum pay
And leave the room at its sparkling best

© Barbara Gorelick