Mademoiselles Poems - Poems about Mademoiselles

...Chic mademoiselles with their sexy French Kisses Discrete lacy hotels ah, what bliss this is A Francophile through and through But I must bid you adieu As my wife smashes my head with French dish......

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...Liberation of Paris (August 26, 1944) Who would have thought To see American soldiers Under the Arc de Triomphe Marching along Champs Élysées, In the Liberation of Paris; When a short ......

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...Hercules was serenading his sweetie from a wobbly willow chair. His melodic notes of love swoon floated mightily in the air. His voice was on fire today, all the females better watch out. Serenadi......

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...'Tis said that the young girls of France At the age of twelve lose their pants To an handsome young knight Well equipped for the fight With a strong but flexible lance Les Françaises ......

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...Having grey hair aint much fun, There's no more races to be won, I sit in my rocker and snore away, Seem to do it most every day, I think I'm just about done. But wait a minute, my numbers cam......

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...MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE Parisienne Walk One spring and sunny day I set my sight behind my darkened lenses, feigning night, so I might stroll in my own way and see what's life in light of day, my thre......

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...Monsieur L'Vampyre Meets Santa Claus I'd settled in to embers glow all tucked in wool to warm me right with wine from vines nearby that grow to help my mind in getting light and lullabyed by win......

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...BACKSTREETS OF PARIS - MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE One spring and sunny day I set my sight behind my darkened lenses, feigning night, so I might stroll in my own way and see what's life in light of day, my t......

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...NOTE TO THE READER Once Apun a Time This yarn is a flossy fabric woven of several earlier warped works, lightly laced together, adorned with fur-ther braided tails of human frailty. Th......

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...A bon vivant lyfestyle of the Bohemians de Paris, has always saddened and deluded me... by seeing it in someone's happy smile. Mademoiselles and jeunne hommes, exchanging artistic and poet......

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