Short Waistline Poems

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


Premium Member Making a Mockery

Less than flattering waistline
    mocks ever-thinning hairline

  Disappearing gray matter
    makes head look even fatter
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Diet-Right

Swiss Cheese
   Pretty please

  Porous holes
   Help with goals 

  Patty melt
   Waistline svelte 

  Price is low
   Way-to-go
Form: Couplet

Premium Member I'M Sexy and I Know It

He said I'm sexy,
My waistline measures forty.
I think he's hungry.


Entry for Andrea's Itty Bitty Poetry Contest
3/30/2014

** 3rd place Winner**
Form: Senryu

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

Airborne

There was an ample dame of Knight
who with her waistline had a fight.
Doing daily exercises
reduced her about six sizes.
In wind she’s seen taking flight.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Deez Footles

DEPRESSION
way past
downcast

DEVILISH
enjoys
annoys

DIAPER BLOWOUT
changer
danger

DIETING
waistline
decline

DOG FLOAT
poodle
noodle

DR DRE
yo, what's
deez nuts?
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Tear Drop

I slipped on a teardrop for goodness sake
and when I landed I felt the earth quake,
so while I thought I looked fine
I've gotta trim the waistline...
or else a large tsunami I may make.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Have Declined Many Pesos

Got a monstrous craving for scalloped potatoes Not good for the waistline but on my head is a halo It sometimes slips Down to my hips To share my goodies, have declined many pesos
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forget Your Waistline

A spoonful of sugar makes your calories go up You just really need to forget how damn much Forget your waistline You're lookin' just fine An extra fifty pounds is just a wee touch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Have Declined Many Pesos

Got a monstrous craving for scalloped potatoes Not good for the waistline but on my head is a halo It sometimes slips Down to my hips To share my goodies, have declined many pesos
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forget Your Waistline

A spoonful of sugar makes your calories go up You just really need to forget how damn much Forget your waistline You're lookin' just fine An extra fifty pounds is just a wee bunch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Calories

Whoever dreamed up 'calories' is no friend of mine
  I hold him responsible for my corseted waistline

Without his cruel notions, I'd first slake my thirst
  Then I'd explode in a burst of liverwurst
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Sindy Is a Real Doll

A most popular dolly was Sindy Her outfits were terribly skimpy Tiny waistline was drastic With huge boobs made of plastic She’d get blown over if it were windy! 31st May 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cheese Bread

Cheese bread's delicious but has tons of calories Also might require a change in my haberdashery D'ya hear what I'm saying Yummy but waistline paying Probably balloon up, take up the whole gallery
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Banana Cream Pie

Banana Cream Pie I could eat by the barrel My waistline would suffer, it's a losing battle I could eat like a fly Forego all that pie And still I'd resemble some hefty beef cattle © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yummy Crepes

A crêpe for breakfast has me by the short curlies They're yummy yum yum, make my tummy do twirlies Not good for the waistline No more food till p.m. nine Tell myself you can do it, please Lord have mercy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forget Your Waistline

A spoonful of sugar makes your calories go up You just really need to forget how damn much Forget your waistline You're lookin' just fine An extra fifty pounds is just a wee touch © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Silly Valentine

MY SILLY VALENTINE

love
two struck
he timid
she so demure
chocolates proffered
reluctant   acceptance
all about waistline worries
“fat or thin i’ll love you as much”
says he  going down on one knobby knee
“oh  tee  hee”  says she    stuffing greedily
Form: Etheree

No Mcnuggets

I do not like clowns!
Especially him!
I won’t encourage!
Eating at his place!
Because of Trans fats! 

Devin, Hunter,
Continue cries!
Mommy stops there!
Why can’t we too?

Hi again,
McDonalds.
Left-hand turn,

Grandchild’s
Waistline

smiles

Premium Member Dandy

He dresses with passion This leader in fashion And stands out from all of the rest But twenty years on When his waistline has gone He’ll shudder at how he once dressed
14 February 2022 Sponsor: Line Gauthier For Contest: Bite sized poem number 36
Form: Rhyme

Aging

Looking in the mirror at the face before me, I notice a line or two I didn't notice the day before

I notice a few extra gray strands of hair, a waistline that has slightly increased


Laugh lines around the mouth that are more prominent now
Appearance still younger than years, aging gracefully, still young at heart
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Swell Guy

This Christmas, hubby’s waistline has expanded quite a bit
So much so that all his clothes simply do not fit
I took him to the tailor, who looked a little prim
I pointed at my man and said I want a suit for him
He looked him up and down and when he spoke his tone was grim
‘Might I suggest a red one, with a nice white furry trim.’
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreams For Sale

A sordid smile
    a crooked frown
  invisible bile
    a tattered gown
  
  Different color elbows
    cavernous armpits
  Unflavored saliva and spit

  A blistering waistline
    curious shoulders
  A cratered mind
    rocks and boulders

  Checklist never-ending
    no suitors pending
  Resolve never-bending
    all offers final ~ depending
Form: Rhyme

A Bacon Roll Oh My I Cant Resist

Sizzling bacon on grill
Aroma is mouth watering
Forget about that iron will
Think of it without drooling

Smell the wonderful fresh roll
spread with butter what a treat
Waistline may take its toll
But the  pleasure you cant beat

Fresh buttered roll, filled with bacon 
Brown sauce as well oh yummy
Some people like an egg within
Anticipation is a rumbling tummy

Eat and Enjoy
Form: Rhyme

Slim Consolations

You ought to thank your stars,
you have the fortune
of having only to pay a fortune
to lose weight,
just so your waistline
and cholesterol and gluttony
you will be able to temporarily
beat.

Somewhere, many more
are not as lucky as you are;
though they don't have
bulging fats to defeat,
they're so ill-starred
as to have the misfortune
of simply having nothing
to eat!

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