Vex Poems | Examples


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Vex the hex that is X

Can you feel the real deal hoodoo or juju hex

One sex tech conquest & manifest wrecks perplex
  
Flex your cerebral cortex protest against the new Rex

Hullabaloo of voodoo we must contest & vex
  

Vain inane randy Deejays handy on dandy sandy decks

A bane.. vloggers..joggers & bloggers texts & trend treks 

Reign of hooray Henry’s forays with oversized unwise specs

Disdain from plain Jane “ex” glowering while devouring Tex Mex 

Train..campaign for brawn not brain.. divulging bulging necks & pecs

The lot have got an absurd follow the word of the herd complex


Flecks of lies flutter & splutter in the utter nutter echo chamber gutter that is “X”  

Never ending..mind bending curmudgeon bludgeon chorus of Tyrannosaurus Techs!

Rex and Sex

I’m surprised your first name is Rex.
It’s not kingly to often vex
Nor Godly much store set on sex…

Are you damned sure your name is Rex.
Your lips often form the word “Sex”,
Even as ears tremble or vex…

Every woman on her cheeks pecks,
Badly three relationship wrecks,
Saying “Nothing wrong parting necks.”

Tell me your Last Truth – “Are you Rex?”

Women Should Not Join the Army

It does a lot make one barmy,
Asking women to join The Army,
For torture with its classic pain,
For the captured does drive insane,
And her bravado jail with chain,
Military secrets for fast leakage,
A whole Army for speechless wreckage!

One is already quite the Barmy,
Enlisting women in one’s Army,
Muscular Eve’s sad losers at sex,
Often a sight that soon starts to vex,
Feminity the one to now stay atop,
And with muscular kisses plant the crop.

No woman should near An Army,
Unless prepared to answer Sammy,
On a consuming island marooned,
Or in as consuming forest cocooned;
Her camouflage for the longest wear,
After tied knots one child bear,
As the body ever is a dreaming witness
Of violated physical fitness.


Premium Member Alexa - She'Ll Vex Ya

A gift you bestowed on your luddite mum and dad,
you left us your Alexa and she is driving us both mad!

I ask her to remind me to make a phone call,
her timing's up the shoot and it’s her downfall!

I say "Alexa remind me at ten past two",
she gets it all wrong what are we to do?

We ask her a question, the answer she doesn’t know 
she just sits there smirking, her blue light aglow

So now she’s back in her box, it’s the only solution
and I’ll look at our clock to save any confusion!

We thank you, son, for your thoughtful gift
But Alexa's mind seems to have gone adrift




8/15/18

Footle Poem - Spring Vexed

new life
all strife

springtime
once fine

aw spring
poor thing

winter
got her

just look
tied up

spring sun
no fun

in out
no clout

ground cold
be told

spring fails
life ails

spring vexed
whats next

Don'T Vex X

Don't vex your ex
When love from grace falls
Cos Semtex
Strikes love walls

Once so mighty, so sprightly
Stood proud to defeat any cumulus cloud
Which off balance slightly
Couldn't speak or spell aloud

In defence of the right
Love from her heart demanded
In a grip so tight 
In a loud voice commanded

From Ben and Betty
As they strove hard
Despite little cash in the kitty
Covered in lard

As love began to dwindle on the spindle
That fastened the love Ben and Betty felt
For each other which a swindle
Jealousy dared to melt

As Ben 's heart stolen 
From him in escapades on a grenade
Fallen
From Hades began to degrade

The love that shone
Throughout a dark period
Blown and torn
In a sentiment synod

Ben told
Betty not to vex
To withhold
Opportunities machismo muscles never again to flex

Or else to him love vowed never to return
Whether Ben laughed or cried
Until Ben made up his mind to burn
Ubris is love to him Cupid supplied.


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