Coquette Poems - Poems about Coquette

that flirty eye deft feminine wiles - boy, are you seductive? Date written: 03/31/2023...

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You of great beauty charming and lovely coquette your eyes’ melody plays only for me duet love eternally flowing like the sea wavelet world whirling wildly solidarity well-set two in love as one not to be undone sunset...

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What do I call that young coquette? My shadow self; my silhouette. Those clothes, that hair, a cigarette. The joie de vivre; the vain regret. What sort of pithy epithet will she recall, lest I forget? Perhaps, instead a sobriquet for who I was back in the day. But what would she wish to portray? Somewhat naive, a bit risqué? A wounded child or...

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well made up as she knew looking sexy in shredded jeans dilly dallying round high street giving the eye to men who all knew she was not worth it ...

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flirt a wink and a smile blowing a kiss temptation wearing red high heels...

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An handyman named Warren Peace Was led astray by Auntie's niece As a matter of fact They were caught in the act And her dad is Chief of Police...

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A fool, a buffoon, a comedian or a clown They all act stupid but are really smart, They are an odd breed of their own Just for laughs they win your heart. A lady, a lass, a vamp or a tramp They all act gullible but are pretty smart, With a tease or a taunt they lay a trap Just with a...

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Oh dear delight! My sweet coquette. Enticing smiles; your glance flirtatious rouses in me, dispositions salacious. Sometimes my fret- sometimes my pet; oh so tantalizing the way you tease transform blase' to beguiling mystery which fires my fervor with pleasing ease. Comely countenance; aspect gracious All ardorous attentions you do invite; Oh sweet coquette! My dear delight....

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