Short Upscale Poems

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Premium Member A Pat On the Bum

Dined at an upscale steak house last night Served by a sweetie so charming and bright Made our evening And as we were leaving Patted her on the bum what great delight
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Adventure In An Upscale Wig Shoppe

Pierre's upscale wig shoppe sells fine toupees
Gus said, "This one I want to buy today."
   Gus was ready to spit
   'Cos his wig didn't fit
Pierre smiled ~ "First get a haircut, OK?"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Pat On the Bum

Frequented an upscale steak house last night Served by a sweetie so charming and bright Made our evening And as we were leaving Patted her on the bum much to MY delight
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shaggy Hair

Shaggy is the only way to describe my head covering Birdies realized they could build a home there, so they're hovering Hoping for an upscale nest Even thought of my chest Haven't had hair there since I was young tweeter tweetering
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mrs Squirrels Designer Bag

Mrs. Squirrel goes shopping in her red scarf carrying her bag.
Many eye it, for it has a designer label, not worn by a hag.
She is flaunting it actually, for she has that kind of personality.
This snotty upscale fashion-labelled bag suits this squirrel to a tee.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Why do you dress in suits

Groovy giraffe Moots with his bony knees
Slips and slides and calls out “geez!”
Fashionable, yet, not dapper, not in any way.
His confidence is enormous, and here to stay.

Why do you dress in suits? We ask old Moots.
Most of the animals wear their birthday suits.
I like being persnickety and upscale, he said.
We made fun of him, and his face turned red.
Form: Rhyme

A Veiled Fortune

Mortals need some patience
For it may not happen soon,
A boon from the heavens
And their ultimate fortune.

When they would be bestowed
A treasure trove none can share,
Which others would envy
But none that I know would dare.

Men want to be upscale
And wish those wealthy be near,
They’d find both in graveyards
For the opulent live here!
	***********
Form: Elegy

Lone Mango

Lone Mango 
_____________

Daily I see
lone green mango
from my window.

Alone it grew
sans cluster 
from bud to Mango.

Being alone
can also be fruitful
if one chooses to grow.

Home Quarantine
is an opportunity
to upscale vertically.

Amidst Corona pandemic
2 days 2 actors gone 
for reasons, non-Corona.

Each minute is last
Do it before you go
Expand, spiritually Grow.
_________________________

© Hitendra Mehta

Unknowing

this upscale retirees' resort
       gives him a magnificent view
                of sunrises and of sunsets,

of tides that ebb and flow;
       but these have not made him
               ponder, as anyone charmed

by Nature might, on why he has
      been freely given this one life, 
              as all others also have been,

for reasons never apparent,
      for purposes neither known
             nor slightly knowable at all.

Mindset

I grew up middle class, so I
Was far from being poor
And maybe that is why I never
Yearned for having more.

That mindset is the reason
I can blame or I can thank
For how I spend, no matter
How much I have in the bank.

An upscale store or restaurant
Just makes me feel uptight.
I’d rather spend much less
On every item, every bite.

Our habits may be set for life
Though circumstances change,
Which some may understand
And many others might find strange.
me
Form: Rhyme

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