Short Waist Poems

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


Found Fat On My Waist

Found Fat On My Waist

Found fat on my waist,
From eating done with much haste,
Sure did love each taste. 

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku


Waist

With a slim fitter on her waist
Peak her ambition for a taste
For a small waistline
In a short amount of time
So, she wrapped herself up with tight lace
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wasteline

Cal Flitter dumps litter in haste,
Ms Witherspoon savors the taste
  of fast food, she'll throw
  trash out her window.
Cal or Reese are just bad for the waste.


Written 23 Nov 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Shape Style Poetry: Waist Is Too Large

O
Waist is too large
 government charge
  get on the scale
but don't holler and wail
'cause the Diet Police
   plan to devise 
 gonna put us in jail 
 unless we ex-er-cise !

                           Copyright McCuen 2008
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Form: Shape

Premium Member Waist Deep In Rock

I'm a man of musical taste
With Classic Rock I'm very well placed
     It's just the thrill of it all
     Guitar solo's enthral
But the Brandy plays havoc with my waist








http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/humour-4.php
Form: Limerick


Pround Pound Cake and Waist Line Sieging

Was A Proud Pound Cake

Pound bread was splendid;
Was so sad that it ended;
Bring more I adore.

My poetry writing's reason
Is because it is the season
Doom I don't like a legion
My waist line it is sieging.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
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Form: Haiku

Waist

Girth,
at birth,
was slender,
and fragile tender,
like stem,
when youth rammed,
with strength in jammed,
like a storing pot,
when began the middle rot,
as the middle advanced to higher ages,
the pot hung,
as if it was another storey and rung,
now at the death all appears waste,
as badly hung and bowed is my waist.

Hand On Your Waist

D-awn has just broken, 
I-n nineteenth January; 
A-n early morn makes you fine, 
N-ew light removes the
A-gony.

A-fter the night is gone, 
S-un has begun to rise; 
U-nderneath the blue lane, 
N-o more tears in your eyes.
C-heerful birthday celebrant
I-s so beautiful to gaze; 
O-pen your arm and place
N-ice hand on your waist.
Form: Acrostic

Waist-High Sunk

When you release the 
words, your curled fingers 
burst into flame.

It was an ancient filth, 
a bird fighting in the mud- 
house of quote-unquote.

Someone navigated 
over the bald heads to find 
a landing place for a cuckoo.

Between real and fiction, 
you cannot write a hymn 
in praise of satan, called god.

I am done with the darkness 
all around, and rip open 
the wall to let in the jupiter.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

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