Woman Poems | Examples of Woman Poetry

They said, "you look cute" I smiled and remained mute But, Did that really make me smile? Remarked they, saying, you are beautiful, adorable and kind "You are someone who's hard to find" Are these the only adjectives, to which we woman are confined? Isn't it a bit unkind? We don't want to be deftly defined Why are we personified...

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He was paving over the cracks She wore black underwear The night was grey Her nipples came alive under the soft, silky material And for a time, he was lost in lust She liked married men They had wives to go home to He was fighting guilt and pleasure Mostly, he was fighting himself She watched him go Men and their women, she thought Money was...

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Every day that I see you I see you as a strong lady Through many trials and joys taking care of your babies Who can speak for you with no child of their own Every child varies so there is no right or wrong I love the patience you have and I find it so amazing ...

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Would you let me know? If trying to show you the outer rounds of heaven don't, keep me on the charm offensive anymore. If you fail to see me as the one-man, who finds you worth fighting for... Then I'd give anything, to temper your belief in all these promises Replacing all doubt with absolute certainty Still, I worry not, because...

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between two buildings running down the rain soaked alley a man and women holding hands ...

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Peace holds trouble at woman's subtle cheek: Pale, inviting and warm enough to kiss Attentively with regards, seeming freak. Shielded close to her open lips, eyes seek Patiently... so moment goes not amiss, Peace holds trouble at woman's subtle cheek. On top her chest's fountain lies tips so meek, Choice could travel its miles without a hiss, Attentively with regards, seeming freak. Labelling tricks...

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With the sudden pang in your abdomen And the onslaught of terror, Did you look around one last time At the familiar keepsakes on the fireplace Or did you avert your gaze? In the frosty darkness of that night As you climbed to that holy shrine With mud colllecting at your ankles, Did the Virgin hail her unexpected visitor or did she...

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"Angie" likes to brag, telling us all, “I’ve got my guy Under my Thumb.” The Rolling Stones might call her a “Honky Tonk Woman,” but you sure can’t say she is dumb. Her man is a wealthy gambler. He gets a thrill watching ”Tumblin’ Dice.” "You Can’t Always Get What You Want," but his Angie baby gets everything nice. "Wild Horses” can’t keep...

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She is as fleeting as the koi twice as skittish delicate and pretty life has burned her a naturalist, who loves Thoreau a poet, who enjoys Coleridge She dreams in color a woman who has been hurt To approach her, you must be subtle honesty is the quality she must see at all costs if you try to approach any other way she will shut you...

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I stopped for a moment to cherish the piercing and vivid It was a split-second; behind cloud-like eyelids There's a softness, being caught in their scope Causing sorrows to quickly turn, into genuine hope In my heart secretly chambered, hides your love tender and lush Awakened to dreams that have long been asleep, Whispering our sweet secrets with a gentle hush, As...

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er first time on a board, February 1922, was Muizenberg, South Africa, then again, in August, the lady surfed Honolulu, Hawaii, where, by Duke Kahanamoku, there may have been taught, and in Waikiki lost her shorts. Who would have thought, of all the girls in the whole wide world, she was the sort to shoot the curl. Tho' a novel way to spend the day, no crime this time,...

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One day a few years back I met this woman, that I wasn't sure of is she better than me. One thing for sure is we had been raised and lived life's completely opposite. But I began to listen to talk and to laugh with her. As if we new one another all of...

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I held a ruler to the sky No reason why, I'd just comply They told me dreams should stay below But still, I stretched, I had to know They said "The moon is not for you" "You are just a girl, you'll fade from view" But I would climb up to the roof and whisper stars my quiet truth They called me odd,...

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I saw a woman standing there Her clothes tattered and torn I saw a woman standing there Her face looked so forlorn A women full of worry lines Grey streaks throughout her hair A tear was rolling down her cheek But she was unaware Life had been hard, bitterly cruel Her dreams taken away And yet she’d fought with all her might To face...

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To the strongest Woman I’ve ever known, The brightest light in every Room, Church, Hall and building That she Ever entered. To the strongest Woman I’ve ever known, You never knew How you lit up A room, people’s lives And their souls. To the strongest Woman I’ve ever known, You were strong till Your final days, Inspiring everyone whose Paths crossed with your own. To the strongest Woman I’ve ever known, I’m...

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