For years it's been all the rage I hope that my country's not wrong, South Asia is all in a swivet, A wonderful word is the swivet; A Professor with seduction in sight, "She at once raised her skirt and my hopes," "She'd tear off to work and her clothes!" The SYLPH is a wafer-thin waif, Some women are lucky to be Now, lovely SYLPHS it now seems The moral is this, then, dear friend, The perfect place to woo fair maids, SYMPOSIA we have today, SYMPOSIA, I've been to a few; In movies with war action keen, Malpractice, the bane of bad doc, SYZYGY, three lined up in the skies, Eat fish on Friday, way to go, There once was a man from Lhasa TABULA RASA, unplowed ground, I remember those TACITURN days, On dates she was quite TACITURN, A swan, reticent and TACITURN, Bleeding-heart doubters of TALION, For punishment fitting the crime, Predicting the weather is folly. Many a crafty wench'll Since youth and good looks he did lack, The result, I am sorry to say, While under the spell of martini, The trumpet fanfare, a TANTARA, To G&S fans, large and small, It also brings on loudest cheers,
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TANTIVY of children's feet, The TANTIVY of modern day life The cure for our common TANTIVY There was a young sound man named Snead The sound effects man was a flop! Took Hoffman from life oh so banal, "Dappertuto" in Offenbach scenes, What kind of a guy is that Dickens?, Anglers, as Simon TAPPERTIT, Dolly Varden, sexy gal who had "it", Idaho's Dolly Varden trout A minister high, an Iraqi, TARADIDDLE, as fluffy as air, When caught with hand in cookie jar, TARADIDDLE, little white lie When I hear that mambo beat, TARANTISM may be quite neat, Those urges to dance, TARANTISM, Teresa the Tart teasingly TARRIED The maiden, a little bit harried Delaying with Terry we TARRY, Oh TARRY and marry and carry. The young bride said, "I am no TARTAR; Before wedding, it's a "no-starter," The checkered fabric TATTERSALL, In answering bright fashion's call, Euphemisms are just where we're at, Wordy chattering is TATTLE, With words Gilbert had way to fiddle, Of models, one is provided dope I feel like such a dope. (all one-syllable)
The moleskin color often called TAUPE, Teasing Tess was titillating; TAWDRY mean bit of a mess,
To see swans die on the stage,
Depending who's dancing
The swan song and prancing.
Alas, her "pointe" muscles will age.
--- Barb
And though all folks don't go along,
The coming attack
On poisoned Iraq
Will prove to be Saddam's swan song.
--- Chris Papa
There's SARS and they'll just have to live it,
With death at the brink,
'Cause some Chinese think
It's okay to sleep with a civet.
--- Chris Papa
We don't know just whence we deriv'it.
But I think that I've
Got a clue; look up swive.
It's something you do 'neath the privet.
--- Nancy
Detained a young coed one night.
"SYLLEPSIS we'll learn,
And hence we will turn
Out both the word work and the light."
--- Chris Papa
Is one of those literary tropes
That enlivens writing
With a phrase that is biting,
Though not quite as clever as Pope's.
--- Norm Brust
Describes Sally Rand off to pose.
SYLLEPSIS of sorts
That welcomes retorts,
Though not from her fans, I'd suppose.
--- Chris Papa
Enchanting the woodsman thought safe
From the tempting wiles,
Ethereal smiles
Of goddesses starting to chafe.
--- Daniel Ford
Sylph-like, but you must agree...
Good jeans can do
Wonders for you!
But genetics! It holds the key!
--- Maggie
Catch the woodsmen quick in their dreams,
And with songs and chants,
Amid huffs and pants,
Capture souls with twinkles and gleams.
--- Daniel Ford
If skinny you'd be in the end,
Just eat less than all,
And then they will call
You SYLPH and new chocolates will send.
--- Chris Papa
Is there among the SYLVAN shades,
With lea of soft grass,
To comfort the lass,
With pleasure till setting sun fades.
--- Chris Papa
Have changed from original way.
Most are quite dry,
Although they do try
To engage in cerebral play.
--- Chris Papa
Some I enjoyed, some I slept through.
But I like to go
To be in the know,
If the subject is one I might do.
--- Maggie
Repeated obligatory scene:
"We'll never come back,
Now let's start attack.
Synchronicity fix first, old Bean."
--- Chris Papa
Who practiced in ways most ad hoc;
Result was pathetic,
Methods SYNCRETIC,
Decried by the law as pure "schlock!"
--- Chris Papa
Lovely astronomic exercise,
Is one of those words
Divided in thirds
By those suggestive figures, the Y's.
--- Daniel Ford
Because our Pastors told us so.
By Papal decree,
We're meat-taboo free,
Now eat hamburger Sloppy Joe.
--- Elois
Whose mind was TABULA RASA.
He got on a plane
He thought went to Spain,
But ended up in Mombassa.
--- Norm Brust
Like children's minds, I'll be bound.
Today as a rule,
Through efforts of school,
Are left in the state they are found!
--- Chris Papa
When my daughter would us amaze,
With word or two;
Now it's all we can do
To get her out of this loquacious phase!
--- Sheryl A Lemma
But when he'd her heart and hand earn,
And were wed duly,
She showed her mouth truly,
And for former silence he'd yearn.
--- Chris Papa
Perceived as having a classy turn,
Did trumpet out loud
When disturbed by the crowd
Of glaucous gulls and a brassy tern.
--- Daniel Ford
Blubber for every rapscallion.
We'll flood from those dears,
Who shed bitter tears,
Competing for Sobbers's Medallion.
--- Chris Papa
We should drown limerick writers in slime:
A TALION fit
For such dubious wit --
Or for wasting hours, they should do time.
--- Eva Amata
Best forget it and just be jolly.
Like the folks in Juarez,
Where the weatherman says:
"Chili today. Hot TAMALE!"
--- Norm Brust
Take off on a path TANGENTIAL,
When the subject is "action".
So to get satisfaction,
Staying focused is highly essential.
--- Norm Brust
He'd try a TANGENTIAL attack.
When wooing a maid,
His trump card he played,
By showing his money, a stack.
--- Chris Papa
Is that most gals just walked away.
Except zaftig blonde,
Exceedingly fond
Of cash; that helped Ann Nicole play.
--- Chris Papa
Tom tore sweet Tessa's TANKINI.
Her merkin espied,
He clumsily tried
The portal to park his stiff weenie.
--- Chris Papa
Announcing the queen in tiara,
A regal bombast
In full brassy blast,
Is heard for the court to Sahara.
--- Daniel Ford
TANTARA's most familiar call.
It helps police dance
In play of Penzance,
As pirates they seek to forestall.
--- Chris Papa
When sounded throughout "March of Peers,"
Who nobly parade
In cheery charade,
As they become fairies, my dears.
--- Chris Papa
The sound that would joyously greet,
The ringing of bell,
Whose tolling would tell,
"It's time now to recess and eat!"
--- Chris Papa
Is full-up with scorn and with strife.
When we meet up with others,
Whom we should treat as brothers,
The air with invective is rife.
--- Eric Seaberg
Is mossy old rocks, walls with ivy,
Where in peace we are furled
But for most of the world,
They just want a water-flushing privy.
--- Eric Seaberg
Who, when during a play was a need,
Produced sounds of canter
Above actor's banter.
I guess tantivy just wasn't his speed!
--- Barb
He tried each and every prop,
Then he found coconut shells
Said lots of "Oh hells!";
No tantivy, only clip-clop!
--- Barb
And into weird sex world would channel,
The poet, boat rocked,
With lady defrocked,
TAPPERTIT in Venetian canal.
--- Chris Papa
I wonder what it also means.
An evil old gent,
On misery bent,
Trades souls for his hot beauty queens.
--- Chris Papa
With sex, every new plot he thickens.
His scenery graphic,
Funny named traffic,
The pulse of each odd novel quickens.
--- Chris Papa
Believe lures Dolly sure to fit,
And that they'll hook her
And on the grill cook her,
Served with risotto under it.
--- Daniel Ford
Erected the clerk quite a bit.
She wouldn't give much,
But he'd sneak in a touch,
And earned the nickname, TAPPERTIT.
--- Chris Papa
Which my best flies does truly flout,
Flashing gills of titian
At lure TAPPERTITIAN,
Her flash of silver turns about.
--- Daniel Ford
Told wild taradiddles; the lackey
Professed great success
Repelling us, Yes!
But I think he's been given the sacky.
--- Gary Hallock
As small lie by those who may share
A word of great meter,
To describe what a cheater
Sets forth as a truth, with great flair.
--- Chris Papa
A young lad who'd punishment bar,
As any smart kid'll
Construct TARADIDDLE,
So Mom can see how bright you are.
--- Chris Papa
That helps a poor fellow get by,
To hide venial sin;
May breathing space win.
You never can tell, till you try.
--- Chris Papa
I have to leap to my feet.
TARANTISM reigns
Despite my back pains,
As I surrender to the Latin heat.
--- Norm Brust
Though something I'd never complete.
I don't have the urge
To join a wild surge,
Because I'm cursed with two left feet.
--- Chris Papa
As many other errant-isms,
Are just the arrangement
For navel engagement,
That might be done when parent isn't.
--- Daniel Ford
And affairs with all comers carried;
The profligate gal
Had many quick pal,
But was never one to be married
--- Chris Papa
Because her monthly menses TARRIED.
But he who was cause
For biological pause,
Proposed and now they are married.
--- Barb
But we would be smart to be wary;
Despite entreaties
From all of her sweeties,
Proposals and thrusts she did parry.
--- Daniel Ford
Or TARRY and carry and marry.
There once was one route
To keep good repute;
Take any route now, no one's chary.
--- Elois
You've no reason to become a martyr.
But you made me mad,
So I'll let your dad
Be the one to remove my garter!"
--- Observer
That if a young lady's a TARTAR,
Once you are wed,
You'll find a cold bed
And suffer as celibate martyr.
--- Chris Papa
The dark line of which scatters all
Sidelights from the side
For the small and wide
Attempting to make fatters tall.
--- Daniel Ford
A jacket I'd don, TATTERSALL,
In hope I'd look 'cool',
Except today's rule,
Needs casual slop to enthrall.
--- Chris Papa
Like saying you're chubby not fat.
Todays word I see,
Is the same way for me,
A TATTLE is like a 'fink rat'!
--- Chris Papa
Lubricating social battle;
Aside form "telling on,"
Means that we're dwelling on
The curve of loquacious prattle.
--- Daniel Ford
Though 'dissemble' comes down the middle,
As dressing for "lie",
'Tis better, "Oh fie,
Young Strephon has told 'taradiddle'"
--- Chris Papa
That says that they are clothed in TAUPE.
However they're dressed,
There isn't much breast
For a big horny fellow to grope.
--- Chris Papa
I've reached the end of my rope,
'Cause here's one time
I can't find a rhyme
That's mine, just mine, for TAUPE.
--- Norm Brust
Is frequently in the fashion scope,
Where its muted tones
Cover model clones,
Whose diet consists of cantaloupe.
--- Daniel Ford
A TAWDRY tart scintillating.
She'd harden mens' staffs,
And amid all the laughs,
Quickly leave them alone, without mating.
--- Chris Papa
Not something you'd care to confess,
Like loving a lass,
In quick manner, crass,
Thus spilling some sperm on her dress.
--- Chris Papa