Ballroom Poems | Examples

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BALLROOM HOLE

DUG HIMSELF A HOLE

HIS OWN BALLROOM WAS HIS GOAL

DESERVES LUMP OF COAL

REBUKE

THE HOUSE TELLS TRUMP NO

THE SENATE ALSO NO GO

IS A MAJOR BLOW

COUNTING THE WAYS

TRUMP ISSUES AMAZE

PROBLEMS CONTINUE TO RAISE

MUST BE IN A DAZE


BOONDOGGLE

BOONDOGGLE BALLROOM

BILLION DOLLARS, MANY FUME

REPUBLICAN DOOM

Premium Member Ballroom Blitz

a king’s gilded wing
Victorian vanity~
billionaire’s smug waltz

Premium Member STRICTLY BALLROOM


If the POTUS needs big ballroom -
perhaps he should speak to his tailor!


Premium Member A Tale of a Ballroom Dance, circa 1925

      His tie knotted tight at the collar
        pinches the neck, he’d love to holler

      Her corset pulled tighter than a drum 
        she’d like to scream, but can only hum

      No sacrifice too great, who worships fashion 
        midnight hour aches and pains ~ faces ashen

Premium Member Ballroom Dance'erd

.

I think it wuz the warmth 
     uv her hamstring 
           or maybe 
         her tilt back
     and mine nervous
              latch
         at hern arch

                 i
             i don't

    I remember though
            the kiss

              and it

The Ballroom of Life

 Look around the ballroom,
it's laughs and gossips from all walks of life.
Where one confesses their love, 
While others meet "the one" for the first time.

Brighter than the lights that aglow,
There's a romance in the mood,
More soft and beautiful than a rose,
The love for life is in full bloom.

The younger ones chatter,
Their eyes talk with subtle hints of glee,
The older ones dance and smile
The hopes of new beginning floating in the breeze.

Maybe it's the way candlelight dances
Or maybe it's the warm breeze,
The happiness which is overflowing today,
Is surely a beautiful miracle indeed.

Premium Member Ballroom Backgrounds

          backgrounds
            b e c o m e
             ballrooms

7-13-2021

The Brevette, created by Emily Romano consists of a subject (noun), verb, and object (noun), in this exact order. The verb should show an ongoing action. This is done by spacing out the letters in the verb. There are only three words in the poem. 

For this contest all 3 words must start with the same letter.

 . 3 words only

. All 3 words must start with the same letter

Premium Member Ballroom Dancer Heaven




Here on the dance floor ready to begin.
My turquoise sequined gown
just meets my shin.

I love the feathered boa that
encircles my neck.
I look as stunning and bright as 
moonlight on a ships deck.

And you, yes, you my Prince of Dance, 
so divine.
With lifted, chin, suave hair,long tailed 
tuxedo and on your back, number nine.

We will do each step, swirl with touching, 
utmost, regal elegance.
And after we win the trophy, we happily
shall indulge in divine decadence.


          February 4, 2020
                 3pm PST

Premium Member Painting, Ballroom Dance

Picturesque
Acrylics
Iridescently
Noveau --
Tinting 
Impressions…
Nature’s
Gallery

~
Bodies 
Align
Like
Lovers,
Reeling
Over 
Opaque
Roombeams :
Delightful
Airlifts,
Nubile
Choreography—
Electrifying!



1/28/2019
Wordplay Contest of Bobby May
~ I love to do these 2, including Yoga~

Premium Member Stardust Ballroom Dancing

Ballroom dancing
Big bands, Hollywood glam
Chiffon decorated dance floor
Men were gentlemen, women were ladies
Decent formality
And etiquette
Stardust

Premium Member Ballroom Dancers

the ballroom dancers
                     pirouette like tornado
                        divinely waltzing


Date written and posted: 07/19/2018

Premium Member International Dance Competition

My dear, have no fear,
For we shall all cheer.
Your perambulations and oscillations
Shall rouse the nations.
Their national anthems played.
The judges' scores displayed.
Remember it is only a dance,
So give it a chance!

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