Best Tequila Poems

The
                                   sun today rose like
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Lit up like a Christmas tree 
Is papa after his festive drink
He’s a funny one
Can’t hold his tongue
Dances and he sings

Words that make no sense
Long winded when he’s bent
He gives a Ted Talk
About how to stand tall
And falls on his rear end

Despite his huge blue...

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In a couple of hours
 another town we'll be stoppin.
  At a big ole country bar
   where we can get the people rockin.
    At least until two
     I know that place will be hoppin.

So I've...

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dawn's amber chaser
cherry swirls as daybreak stirs…
thirsty eyes peer east...

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where did the money go?
favorite cigars,a coffee with cream.
a nice bed....

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THE WORM IN THE TEQUILA BOTTLE

Oh, little white one wiggling there
You keep us bottled safe to stare
How do we look to you from there---
Glass-housed creatures must beware.

Swimming in a pickled sea
Life could be a merry lark
Lonely though you're bound to be
with half your time spent...

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It was years before,
That I had been turned,
To the sweet taste, 
Of kisses that burned.

But tonight was different,
As I stood upon her stoop,
I felt trapped,
Like a pigeon in a coop.

Her glances were brandy, 
Her touch was gin,
As she leaned in closer,
Tequila kisses became my sin....

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Shipwrecked; to be carried by the waves unto a distant shore?!

Washed upon an uncharted island both, tattered and torn....

Rags which cling unto sunburnt flesh; eyes swollen 

Half shut above burning lips blistered in parched  

Concealing a tongue that cannot speak; did not!?

Upon these knees,...

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too much trabajo tomorrow 
too much tequila today
a spec of mota in la morning 
will make me gusta okay
mas tequila...

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Of my 36 halves:  The latter, spent
accruing 2 subtracted former halves,
is 9, if equal parts divided mint
2 quarters passed 1 – done (tequila math).
Those under 18 have no place in this.
I was 19 when I first learned to drink.
Keystone my freshman year; soph’moric Schlitz.
2...

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i find the most delicious
concotion
is     made from tequila

splash it with lime
and roll salt on the edges
    
i lick my tongue over the salt
   savoring each
moment
  as the next shooter

bellies it's way up to the bar

bless...

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One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor
Tis the season for upchucking from every pore
From singing off key
To removing dungarees
Picking up chickies with attributes galore...

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Chartreuse waves of ocean,
Grains of ivory shore, 
Drown another memory.
Citrus smothered whore.
Lemon-lime and bittersweet,
Icy hot and burn,
Swallowed pain, lies and truth,
So easy not to learn.
Salty veil of innocence, 
Tattered, torn, a demons kiss,
Virgin, verdant, in twice the 
way,
Intoxicated bliss.
Lick the rim, tongue in cheek,
Prickly compromise.
One, two, just...

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I find it to be quite sexy
The rhythm to which your hair swings
When you softly run your fingers through
It is but only a reverie to yearn
To see many happy, shiny faces
With a striking quality such as yours
And to drink of your lips
Within the wake of...

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***shhhhh.... 

You should be ashamed of yourself, rocking my world turning me 
into a young schoolgirl. 
-giggling and smiling with a secret on my mind, remembering 
the funny things you did the last time; 
-you called and had me talking in my sleep. Building memories...

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