Swimsuit Poems | Examples


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Best by Dawn

Antique ceiling tiles were shaking loose
I had a birds eye view of what would
be normal in this type of barn
the science of love is in
ones willingness to be loved
in such willingness one
includes their needs wants and
reputation
not wanting to be involved due
to association to others
might be enough
to reduce the feelings
and dissolve a relationship..
In poreparation for love
might two fdefined goals and simularities
mature emotionally
develop self awarness and socail
awarness
assocation will people
who resect the coulpe
and respect each person as an indivdaul
it steeps into respect
don't be afraid to experiment 
with different approaches.
finding new freinds may lead you into
loving and liking new genres
technequies and proper focusing

The Swimsuit Issue

Martha’s* on the cover
Of a famous magazine,
Her cleavage in her bathing suit
Just waiting to be seen.

At 81 years old, she is
The oldest woman yet
To grace the swimsuit issue,
Posing like a young coquette.

I just don’t understand it, though – 
What message is conveyed?
That age won’t hinder beauty
When it’s sexily displayed?

To me, that’s just obnoxious,
For a getting older perk
Is accepting that pretending
To be young just doesn’t work.


*Martha Stewart is on the cover of
Sports Illustrated’s annual swimsuit issue.

Premium Member Time Is a Swimsuit

Time is a swimsuit
        ere a dip in the ocean

      Never make use of it
        ~ for putting on lotion


Premium Member Lady Godiva's Swimsuit

Lady Godiva searched for a swimsuit
Couldn't find one for reasonable loot
   Why should 'Lady' have to pay
   She could swim nude anyway
Private parts covered ~ she was so hirsute



             September 01, 2020
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Premium Member Swimsuit

Swimsuit

Candy pleases

Triple package delight

Glossy satin stretched afire

Red tong

connie pachecho

1/9/17

Premium Member Last Year's Swimsuit

I tried to squeeze into last year’s swimsuit,
I thought was rather dainty and cute.
I pulled it passed my thighs,
ignored my bulging eyes,
as my bottom gave a big salute.

Copyright © 2010  By Caryl S. Muzzey


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