Sarong Poems - Poems about Sarong

Don't know how to handle this, sunshine all day long Something's outta whack, something's definitely wrong So far moister's been it Weather's been quite unfit For outdoor activity, though I sure look good in a sarong...

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seamless Tahitian beauty tantalizes in a sarong...

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Dancing silk skins tease Supple hips sway in a breeze Wild eyes delight me...

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For breakfast I sat down with sweetened cocoa, then snacked on Hershey kisses all day long. A chocolate cream éclair I had with dinner. I’m changing my bikini for sarong. May 9, 2011 for Eve Roper's New or Old 3 Poetry Contest (Quatrain form must rhyme lines 2 and 4 and have similar syllable count)...

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Her paintings of sarongs I'm going to see will be there for two months, I think, at Lake Of The Clouds Arts. I heard this in the news: Layers died last week. Native Brown Bear got studied thoroughly. It has been exonerated. The Killer Brown has been exonerated, according to the news. According to some searching I find out...

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