Short Vixen Poems

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


Premium Member The Vexing Vixen and the Need To Play With Fire

when this broad brushes blokes
jaws drop roll and reconsider 

except the pyromaniacs
they can't get enough of her






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Virgin Vs Vixen

Virgin Untainted, Worthy Waiting, Pledging, Pacing Angel, Saint, Plaything, Rebel Baiting, Mating, Craving Racy, Spicy Vixen
Form: Diamante

Comet, Cupid, Vixen, and Flasher

Missus Claus had to trudge down to jail,
Once more toting with her Santa's bail;
Seems where people all shop
He let red trousers drop:
He enjoys showing biddies he's male.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Anxiety Lady Vixen-

Momentary kindness
Resolveness
Acts of kindness
Remote blindness 
Critical circumstances
... detached romances
Separation anxiety fiction or nonfiction 
Lady or vixen
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12/13/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2019

Premium Member You Vixen, You

Lips
Aflame
Hot whispers
Carry lustsparks
Born of burning thoughts
That weave a searing spell
Binding my dark dreams to you,
In whom I live to be fulfilled:
Draw me close on hot red sparks of love,
Enfold me in the secrets of yourself.
Form: Etheree


Veracious Vainglorious Vivacious Vixen: Very Virtuous, Very Vicious

A Venus shape, the Men go Ape:
tender, slender, svelte!
So toned and taut, her treasure sought-
by far, the best they've felt! 
Inviting lips, come hither hips, 
her silhouette in waif.
Vixen curves and kitten purrs... 
no male, of course, is safe.
Form: Rhyme

L.A. Vixen

A recent past
your moment is gone

a lonely city of Angels

aimless Souls of fortune

49ers exist - estrogen bred

lusting for fantasy

cat moves
pick & spade

elusive - cunning and lethal

morality unknown
happiness superficial

Purrrrrrrrrrrr!

Vixen

It could not feel the vixen's stare,

The rabbit grazing, unaware.

It could not see her crouching form,

No movement there to forewarn.

Tensed muscle, ready, rapt.

A blur, a squeal, a neck snapped.

The limp rabbit, bleeding, dead.

There are cubs waiting to be fed.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Vixen In the Snow

Rudolf got his big red nose
From Vixen in the snow
They had it out one foggy night
Beneath the mistletoe

She bopped him once good and hard
Which caused his nose to grow
She bopped him twice around the yard
His nose began to glow

Then she buffed it bright and red
So everyone would know
Rudolf got his big red nose
From Vixen in the snow
Form: Ode

Premium Member Vixen of the Mist

Wind-driven, deceptive, mysterious, cries vixen's pulsating, debauchery with haunting arias, mesmerizing! The lighthouse, fearlessly, captivated, by siren's symphonic orchestrations shines brighter, exclaiming calamity! She cautions vigilant navigators... fog's mirage masquerades mortality!..
______________________________ Inspired by Nette's Contest: The Lighthouse 9/23/14 By Carrie Richards
Form: Verse

Premium Member Vindictive Vixen

You are asking me about what is the matter? I am not dancing with a woman who wants my head on a platter. That was a strange request she presented before the king. How could that brazen little vixen do such a thing? Upstairs, she is performing before many amazed eyes. I am here in the dungeon awaiting my inevitable demise. My cousin has been preaching out and about everywhere. Please try to find him and tell him to beware.
Form: Rhyme

Feline Vixen

And so now you think I’ll eat that food
Out of the box so tasteless and crude
I’m much better than that
I’m not any ordinary cat
I'd like to see you eat that 
Same old stuff day after day 
I won't even give it away 
My taste buds are far to divine
How about some scallops and wine 
No I shall not cooperate  
Do I have to translate?
So meow I will, boy these humans 
I’ve had my fill 
We cats should run the world 
And we’ll send you humans the bill

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