Your Beauty Poems | Examples

These Your Beauty poems are examples of Beauty poems about Your. These are the best examples of Beauty Your poems written by international poets.


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Premium MemberWilderness Of Want. What Do You Want?

"Wake within the Rose Wilderness," with the sky of pinks as this day closes. "I beseech the sun to undress the stars," as the moon comes over the crest. "If I am your refrain, let my name burn," in the morning light as the sun climbs out of bed. "Tortured by the taste of Touch," today will the hot sun burn me once more? "What is a ripple without its rhythm?" Like the daily sun without the nightly moon.

Premium MemberArtists unite

You're the artist with the pen,
the painter with the brush,
the designer with the colour swatches.

You interpret your dreams,
give rise to your ambition,
create your ideal future.

Your vision crystallizes at will,
draws upon your imagination
to materialize your surroundings.

There may be times of ugliness
when the world seems dark and
intent on dragging you down.

Remember this too shall pass,
renew your closeness with nature
and replenish that innate beauty and joy.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium MemberOctober - Remembered

Written: September 15, 2026, for week's Poetry Challenge: Autumn Memory The leaves came loose like letters from the trees, and skittered silver-gold along the lane; the wind went whispering through russet peas, then curled its cool refrain around the rain. I still recall the harvest's amber light, the scent of apples crushed beneath our feet; your laughter lingered, low, against the night, while woodsmoke made the dark seem warm and sweet. The pumpkins burned like lanterns by the door, and dusk drew lilac veils across the field; we spoke of things we had not voiced before, as if the year itself had paused to yield. Now autumn comes, and all the old winds start— the leaves fall, but they cannot take your heart.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberSAVIOR THIS, MY CHILD

SAVOUR THIS, MY CHILD  

Nothing reflects reality
Like God’s supreme beauty.
Look into the mirror, child,
And see His greatest reward:
Savour it in thanksgiving, for a while:-
No matter how many times you do,
You’ll always see God’s precious beauty
Looking back at you: this will always be true:-
Know that your beauty has its fragility, needing
To be anchored and solidified before it can be 
Sanctified utility: codifying its glorifying liberty:-


Premium MemberWith Each Step

With each step I falter, Lord
But I believe in You
I know that You love me
And I love you too

I believe in Your majesty
I believe in Your creativity
Awesome settings given
Through Your directive power

Each morning, I see Your power
Your artwork on display
I hear Your birds singing
I know You hear them when they pray

I believe in You
I believe in Jesus
I believe You love me 
I believe in love

Premium MemberRemembering Love

Remembering love, like yesterday's adventure 
When passion was warm, stamina strong 
Heart felt desire of its wants burn 
Skin dripping enough make you wet 
Excitement indulging need for love, oil 
glistening off skin 

Feel me; deep inside your curves I play 
Fingers caressing beauty's cry, salt 
taste upon lips 
Tongues entangled, squeeze held tightly intense 
Grasp of hair, pull me in deeper 
Just wanting to crawl inside your depths 

Soft tones whispering the flickering light 
Night air, whisper of wind across heated body's 
Sensuality, you can smell scent about air 
Pleasures of love we once knew back when 
Remembering love, hard and soft but two 
hearts beating same

Premium MemberThe Return of Beauty

I knew you would come back
because you were always there.
My mind begins to wonder;
seeing you made me stare.

The beauty you have is
a display edition; it needs no light.
It illuminates the room
with perfection in the darkest of night.

It strikes the chord for deep love,
sending out perfect harmony.
The beauty you have shown me
made me accept my insecurities.

When I reach back at the memory
of when our love was great,
it makes me thankful for the moment
when I held your warm embrace.

Premium MemberRecipe Four The Butterfly Leaving The Innocent Cocoon

you barf baster again
washbowl always amplify serious
burden but buttress can
gloriously grandstand crumpled expunging
never negotiate prolonged affliction
center choppy crabbedness extract
stillness for greenback stockholding
that ascribe brandish backsliding
gastrogavage plumping faintness and
your wedding will be
unalterable fluttering caring desirableness


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)

Premium MemberMy ice blue eyes gaze at you

My ice blue eyes

Ice blue eyes ~ gaze lovingly at you
Radiating ~ joy to all I see
My motto ~” show kindness to all”
A smile chases all the blues away

Blue butterfly ~ flutters by
Such beauty to behold
I love nature, wildflowers, trees,birds,bees
All radiate God’s love 

Stop what your doing ~ smell the roses
Be thankful to be alive
You are enough my friend
The world a better place because your in it.

Put on your coat or hoodie like me
Let’s go a walk in beauty that surrounds us
Autumn is springing forth
Awesome colours to brighten your day

Premium Member"Give Yourself Props, And Notice"

There long ago was soul,

Daring  and bold,

Who shifted more weight than was told.

They made available themselves props

For the battles they immobilized  and noticed

Their power taking hold.

Give yourself props, don't delay 

You've  achieved  every step of your way.

When you delay and take heed

You'll see your own bull's eye

Has carried you day after day.

"Give yourself props, don't be reserved-

You endured what they swore  you'd deny.

When you stop and take note of the strife you

Out-wrote

You'll see you're the reason you fly

Give yourself props- funny thing

How we clap for the minuscule of wins.

But the truth that you miss is you've

Interacted all this-

With grace that deserves violins.

Premium MemberEnthralled by those Eyes

your eyes with dense black lashes casting colors of sapphire wet with ensnaring passion hook me beyond flight.

Premium MemberFleeting Beauty

Some trout in shallow water
flickers in the fading light ...
Carefully you slide your hand beneath its belly
and with the other softly stroke its fin.
For a moment it yields to you,
only to slip away into the silver waves
of confined time.

Premium MemberA Soul That's Hungry and Never Well-Fed

A soul that's hungry and never well-fed,
     is always searching for something much greater,
a great love whose meaning is ne'er misread,
     or destiny whose time arrives much later.

In God and thee I find a hopeful fate,
     a future that restores a quiet grace,
and moments in time's endless, flowing state;
     where I embrace your beauty's radiant face.

But if the heavens and the stars above,
     and all the world were drowned in seas of gloom,
my lines still live forever in thee, my love,
     beyond end of days, beyond even doom!

If love transcends all seasons and all times,
then your spring lives on in all of my rhymes.

Premium MemberNot Quite 'Blowin' in the Wind'

  
      ~ Sing this to the tune of 'Blowin' in the Wind' ~

	       How many breakdowns will it take
                   ‘til you know
               There’s way too much stress
                    in your life

                How many times do you have to be told 
                    Never make
                       a pretty woman
                         your wife 

                Yes, and how many bills will you have to pay
                     for seeking 
                        professional
                           help

                 The answer, you fool
                     can't be learned in school
                        The answer is learned 
                           when she steals the family jewels

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