Sunscreen Poems - Poems about Sunscreen

There once was a snowman named Ray Who dreamed of a tropical bay He packed his sunscreen And flew to the scene But melted as soon as he lay *I wrote this poem on January 19, 2024, as part of a ’30 days of poetry’ January challenge. This was day 19 and the prompt was: Can you write a...

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As a ginger I have Hated, than loved freckles Got sick of the teasing Grew to love these speckles Now I find them pleasing As a ginger I have Felt the wrath of the sun Bright red self heating skin Before summer begun Sometimes you just can’t win As a ginger I have Been Red and Carrot top Little orphan Annie A raggedy Ann Mop They say it’s uncanny As...

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Made in the Shade Ruby Begonia sits in seaside shade Reading a book and sipping lemonade Slathers on sunscreen Her freckles unseen Miss Ruby won't join the "Nude Beach" parade....

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I wrote Alas But never listen to the musings of myself The World is not out get Me I am It's all in my Head I tell myself as much So But what do you know If i could Give anyone 1 or the Greatest piece of Sage Advice It would deffenitely be This Forget Sunscreen EMBRACE POSITIVITY FULL ON Attitude, Outlook, ...

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What do you do when someone has soaked up all the rays of the sun? All the love in your heart? It has dried out like a tomato on a hot summers day would. We spray the weeds with pesticide And mow the lawn just to look a bit neater On a hot summers day Even if you are...

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I love my sunshine. Summer sun rays feel so fine. I get a nice tan just from lying on the beach. I need sunscreen within reach. ...

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