A second collection of dirty funny Christmas poems by contemporary English poet Paul Curtis. From condoms and cocaine snorting to hand jobs and hairy nipples, you'll find a riot of funny filthy poems to help you survive the festive period.
A funny poem for Christmas about Rudolph the Reindeer, who has an insatiable and completely indiscriminate sexual appetite.
A funny dirty poem about a sexy santa outfit which promises to be extremely dirty, but ends up being unexpectly clean.
Campanologists, vicars and a little ding-a-ling are all the ingredients you need for a cracker of a Christmas poem.
A dirty Christmas poem which features additional twists and turns which elevate this poem above your average 'stuffing the turkey' poetic fare.
A funny poem about Santa's little bit on the side.
There's no stopping Santa when he returns to the North Pole after his Christmas Eve exertions, desperate to get his paws on Mrs Claus. Well, almost no stopping him!
A second humorous poem about pumpy humpy in the Claus household.
Looking for something delectable to enjoy over the festive period. Sometimes, all one's Christmases do come at once!
One of Paul's recurring themes is Santa's shenanigans with his entourage - wife, elves and even on occasion his reindeer.
Christmas office parties are characterised by bibulous behaviour leading to libidinous excesses. Thank goodness they're once a year affairs.
The first of a trio of poems which begin Are you wearing... For the uninitiated, knicks are synonymous with knickers.
Moving tantalisingly on, Paul treats us to a poem about Christmas stockings.
To conclude the trio, a poem about Christmas garters. Let's hope they're not trimmed with holly.
It's quite a feat, a nine line poem with an aaaaaaaaa rhyme scheme. How much more satisfying if it had been an aaaaaaaah!
A poem which is dirty in its intent, rather than dirty in its execution.
A poem about how Santa unwinds after the frenetic Christmas activity concludes with a satisfying pun (or cheesy, depending on your viewpoint).
A deliciously indelicate poems about Father Christmas receiving a little treat from the Christmas fairy.
A poem pregnant with promise which becomes increasingly less erotic as it progresses.
The dickensian character is charged with a truely horrendous crime.
A jolly, jaunty and distinctly naughty poem about the antics of the red nosed bimbo.
A second poem on a bimbo theme, this time a little more dissolute and more obviously funny.
It sounds from the title as though it's going to be a poem about overindulgence, but it's much darker and less pelasant than that.
A poem about the moment of judgement before St Peter's Pearly Gates. So far, so conventional.
Innuendo in Excelsis makes a fine finale to the dirty poems.
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