Voila Poems | Examples


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Premium Member 'bout Voila

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         poof                                                                             
           poof
         tap tap
           poof

   "here's a towel 
         edvard"

             .)

Premium Member Voila


         az the magic trick
               her sweet
            appearz again
               whilst my
           exits the bathe

               and again
                nope no 
      warning smoke signalz

          if there were the
          puff uv shhmoke
            'twould be the
                   poof
                   yup
             the sweetest 
                   poof

          'cauze her petite
            with the cute
                 movez

           In hern pumps
            it soundz like
                tap tap
                  poof
                  poof
                   tap
                   tap
                   tap
           and az alwayz
                 snap
            and back to
              poof poof
              poof poof
     the cutest glide in her
              shhmock

                 poof
              top mine
               boon'd



*booned
1. : something asked or granted as a favor. 
2. : something pleasant or helpful that comes 
      at just the right time : blessing    ["boon'd".]

Premium Member Voila -- a Poem's Appeared

What's this?... Voila! A Poem's appeared
  
   Spun from gossamer strands... endeared 

The words a-flowing... verses dancing

   Serendipitous motion... timeless romancing


Premium Member Voila

I live dangerous
nothing to fear
mingling with the fierce

on the stoops and babies
I am old and they teach me
the smoke of a free cigarette

the booze paid by your taxes
hardly if you spent it to educate
good souls to bare a grudge

Premium Member Womb Bomb Rah Voila

waking at odd hours

is it light
twilight of night
falling asleep on a whims
the tinsel blinks the midnight
is it noon my eyes won't tell
as aroused from slumber
the spirit chants the glory

no a voice hum must be morning
the smell of coffee I do not want to focus
my mind shush the aroma to travel further
i am a child in the body of an old lady feeding the cats 
the dog in need of a pee I age fast to tender the necessity
and a flag I will not wave as I run out of fabric trying to keep you warm in wars

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